English to English Dictionary

Leave your mark

To have a lasting, significant effect or influence on a person, place, or situation.

Leave-Alone

A situation or condition where someone is allowed to be by themselves without interference.

Leave-Out

To intentionally not include someone or something.

Leaver

A person who departs from a place, organization, or relationship.

Leaves

The plural form of leaf; the flat, green parts of a plant that are typically attached to a stem.

Leaving

The act of departing from a place.

Lebanese

Relating to Lebanon, its people, or its culture.

Lech

A person who habitually makes offensive or unwanted sexual advances.

Lecherous

Having or showing excessive or offensive sexual desire.

Lectern

A tall, traditionally sloping stand with a slanted top to hold a book, notes, or scriptures from which a speaker, lecturer, or religious preceptor delivers an address.

Lection

A reading from religious scriptures, especially one appointed for use in a church service.

Lecture

An educational talk to an audience, especially one delivered to students in a university or college.