English to English Dictionary

Lea

A meadow or field, especially one that is overgrown with grass.

Lead

A position of advantage or dominance in a particular context.

Lead Role

The main character or performer in a play, film, or other performance.

Lead Singer

The main vocalist in a band or musical group, responsible for singing the primary melodies and lyrics.

Lead on to

To act as a transition or cause that results in something else happening or being discussed.

Lead-With-Your-Chin

To approach a situation with boldness or recklessness, often without considering the potential dangers.

Lead-block

In American football, an offensive tactic where a blocker precedes the ball carrier to obstruct an oncoming defender.

Lead-in

An introductory section, remark, or event that leads into a main part, presentation, or broadcast.

Lead-poisoning

A medical condition caused by the accumulation of lead in the body, particularly affecting the nervous system and red blood cells.

Lead-shot

Small spherical pellets of lead used as ammunition in shotguns.

Leader

The person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.

Leader Supreme

A person who holds the highest authority or position in a particular context or organization.