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Definition of Leear

1. a liar [n -S] - See also: liar

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Leear

ledger line ledger paper ledges ledgier ledgiest ledgy Ledum ledums Ledum groenlandicum Ledum palustre

lee Lee's Birthday Lee's ganglion lee(a) Lee-White method leear (current term) leears leeboard leeboards leech

leech leechcraft leechdom leechdoms leeched leechee leechees leeches leeches leeching

Literary usage of Leear

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1. Handy-book of Literary Curiosities by William Shepard Walsh (1892)
"I'm something of a leear mysel'." wit and wisdom, which is found in most languages, and is quoted by St. Jerome, in the fourth century, as being even then ..."

2. A run with the Tyndale hounds, a romantic drama [in verse], by a fox [G by George Crawshay (1884)
"SAM leear rushes in. The master's killed! SAM leear. BOB BLUNT. [Shouts of laughter. No—that's not come to pass, The master's just been here to get a glass. ..."

3. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1827)
"Still, I wadna ca' tbe Pope a leear, like Mr Wolfe ... man sa leear, unless he kens that he is ane ; and his Holiness, for ony thing I ken to the contrar, ..."

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