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let bygones be bygones to forgive and forget former quarrels.
letdown a disappointment. [3 definitions]
let down to fail to satisfy; disappoint. [5 definitions]
let go to stop holding or holding back (something); set free. [3 definitions]
lethal intended to cause or capable of causing death or extreme harm; deadly.
lethargic feeling lethargy; without energy. [2 definitions]
lethargize to make lethargic; bring into a state of lethargy.
lethargy a state of having very low energy with drowsiness and apathy; lassitude.
Lethe in Greek and Roman mythology, the river in Hades whose water causes loss of memory in those who drink it. [2 definitions]
let in to allow (someone or something) entry. [3 definitions]
let off to release (someone), as from punishment; excuse. [3 definitions]
let off steam (informal) to express pent-up anger or frustration in speech or action.
let on to reveal or hint at.
let (oneself) in for to allow the possibility for something to enter one's life; to commit oneself to some possibility.
let one's hair down to become more relaxed and less inhibited.
let out to allow (something secret) to be known. [3 definitions]
let rip to unleash without restraint, as an utterance or activity.
let's1 contracted form of "let us."
let's2 used to suggest an action for people to do together.
let slide to fail to pay attention to or act upon.
letter a written representation of a speech sound; specific character of an alphabet. [6 definitions]