Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . sHn, cube, full; moon, tdftt; cow, oil ; linger or ink, then, boxboN, cliair, get. LEISURE 224 LEVEE. tached at the ventral suture, as of the pea or The fruit of lejjuniinous plants of the pea kind;pulse.—Legaminoas, -nil-nus, a. Pert, to, or con-sisting of, pulse. (Bot.) Bearing legumes, as seed-vessels. LeiBore, lezhur, ?i. Freedom from occupation or busi-ness ; vacant time ; conven


Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . sHn, cube, full; moon, tdftt; cow, oil ; linger or ink, then, boxboN, cliair, get. LEISURE 224 LEVEE. tached at the ventral suture, as of the pea or The fruit of lejjuniinous plants of the pea kind;pulse.—Legaminoas, -nil-nus, a. Pert, to, or con-sisting of, pulse. (Bot.) Bearing legumes, as seed-vessels. LeiBore, lezhur, ?i. Freedom from occupation or busi-ness ; vacant time ; convenient opportunity ; con-venience ; ease. — Leisurely, a. Exhibiting, or em-ploying, leisure; deliberate; slow. — adv. Slowly. Lemma, lemma, n.; L. pi. -m.\ta, -ma-ta; -mas,-maz. {Math.) A preliminary proposition demon-strated for immediate use in the demonstration ofsome other proposition. Lemming, Leming, lemming, n. A rodent animal ofthe far north, esp. of Europe, allied to the rat, whichperiodically migrates southward in great swarms. Lemon, lem-un, n. A yellowish, oval fruit, with a veryacid pulp; the tree producing it.— Lem^onade, -ad%n. A beverage of lemon-juice and water, sweetened. Lemur, lemur, n. A small nocturnal mammal ofMadagascar,allied to themonkey, buthavin g asharp,


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