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Definition of lead
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lead is as below...
Lead (v. t.) To guide or
conduct
with the hand, or by means of some
physical
contact
connection;
as, a
father
leads a
child;
a
jockey
leads a horse with a
halter;
a dog leads a blind man..
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Discord
::
Discord
(v. i.) Want of
concord
or
agreement;
absence
of unity or
harmony
in
sentiment
or
action;
variance
leading
to
contention
and
strife;
disagreement;
--
applied
to
persons
or to
things,
and to
thoughts,
feelings,
or
purposes..
Deduce
::
Deduce
(v. t.) To lead
forth.
Gimlet
::
Gimlet
(n.) A small tool for
boring
holes.
It has a
leading
screw,
a
grooved
body, and a cross
handle..
Propylaeum
::
Propylaeum
(n.) Any court or
vestibule
before
a
building
or
leading
into any
inclosure.
Conclusion
::
Conclusion
(n.) The end or close of a
pleading,
e.g., the
formal
ending
of an
indictment,
against
the
peace,
etc..
Soul
::
Soul (n.) The
leader;
the
inspirer;
the
moving
spirit;
the
heart;
as, the soul of an
enterprise;
an able
general
is the soul of his
army..
Introductory
::
Introductory
(a.)
Serving
to
introduce
something
else;
leading
to the main
subject
or
business;
preliminary;
prefatory;
as,
introductory
proceedings;
an
introductory
discourse..
Biddery Ware
::
Biddery
ware () A kind of
metallic
ware made in
India.
The
material
is a
composition
of zinc, tin, and lead, in which
ornaments
of gold and
silver
are
inlaid
or
damascened..
Deceitfulness
::
Deceitfulness
(n.)
Tendency
to
mislead
or
deceive.
Lead
::
Lead (n.) A thin strip of type
metal,
used to
separate
lines of type in
printing..
Gull
::
Gull (v. t.) To
deceive;
to
cheat;
to
mislead;
to
trick;
to
defraud.
Misled
::
Misled
() imp. & p. p. of
Mislead.
Clamp
::
Clamp (n.) One of a pair of
movable
pieces
of lead, or other soft
material,
to cover the jaws of a vise and
enable
it to grasp
without
bruising..
Ore
::
Ore (n.) The
native
form of a
metal,
whether
free and
uncombined,
as gold,
copper,
etc., or
combined,
as iron, lead, etc.
Usually
the ores
contain
the
metals
combined
with
oxygen,
sulphur,
arsenic,
etc.
(called
mineralizers)..
Close
::
Close (v. t.) A
narrow
passage
leading
from a
street
to a
court,
and the
houses
within..
Enter
::
Enter (v. i.) To get
admission;
to
introduce
one's self; to
penetrate;
to form or
constitute
a part; to
become
a
partaker
or
participant;
to
share;
to
engage;
--
usually
with into;
sometimes
with on or upon; as, a ball
enters
into the body; water
enters
into a ship; he
enters
into the plan; to enter into a
quarrel;
a
merchant
enters
into
partnership
with some one; to enter upon
another's
land; the boy
enters
on his tenth year; to enter upon a task; lead
enters
into the
composition
of
pewter..
Terneplate
::
Terneplate
(a.) Thin iron
sheets
coated
with an alloy of lead and tin; -- so
called
because
made up of three
metals.
Chiefless
::
Chiefless
(a.)
Without
a chief or
leader.
Kingdom
::
Kingdom
(n.) An
extensive
scientific
division
distinguished
by
leading
or
ruling
characteristics;
a
principal
division;
a
department;
as, the
mineral
kingdom..
Plumbing
::
Plumbing
(n.) The lead or iron
pipes,
and other
apparatus,
used in
conveying
water,
sewage,
etc., in a
building..
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