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lese majesty a crime against or affront to the dignity of a ruler, sovereign, or head of state. [2 definitions]
lesion any structural change to an area of tissue, caused by injury or disease and usu. in the form of an open wound, ulcer, or the like.
Lesotho a country in southeastern Africa that is surrounded by South Africa.
lespedeza any of a variety of plants related to the pea, having trifoliolate leaves that are grown for forage, soil improvement, and the like.
-less not having; without; lacking. [2 definitions]
less comparative of "little." [6 definitions]
lessee one who holds or occupies property by lease.
lessen to become or make smaller in degree, amount, or size.
lesser a comparative of "little." [3 definitions]
lesser-known less well-known.
lesser panda a small reddish brown carnivore related to the raccoon that has a long, bushy, ringed tail and that is native to the Himalayas.
lesson a period of instruction in which particular things are taught, or a particular thing or set of things that are to be learned or studied. [7 definitions]
lessor one who lets property to another by lease.
less than in mathematics, being a quantity larger than the quantity that follows.
less than or equal to in mathematics, being a quantity equal to or smaller than the quantity that follows.
less than or equal to sign in mathematics, a symbol (≤) indicting that the value before the sign is equal to or smaller than the value after the sign.
less than sign in mathematics, a symbol (<) indicting that the value before the sign is smaller than the value after the sign.
lest against a possibility that. [2 definitions]
-let small or lesser.
let to allow; permit. [8 definitions]
let alone much less (used to add to one's statement an element that is highly unlikely given the fact just stated).