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Definition of lead
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Lead (n.) The
action
of a
tooth,
as a tooth of a
wheel,
in
impelling
another
tooth or a
pallet..
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Cestus
::
Cestus
(n.) A
covering
for the hands of
boxers,
made of
leather
bands,
and often
loaded
with lead or
iron..
Deceptive
::
Deceptive
(a.)
Tending
to
deceive;
having
power to
mislead,
or
impress
with false
opinions;
as, a
deceptive
countenance
or
appearance..
Ringleader
::
Ringleader
(n.)
Opprobriously,
a
leader
of a body of men
engaged
in the
violation
of law or in an
illegal
enterprise,
as
rioters,
mutineers,
or the
like..
Detach
::
Detach
(v. t.) To part; to
separate
or
disunite;
to
disengage;
-- the
opposite
of
attach;
as, to
detach
the coats of a
bulbous
root from each
other;
to
detach
a man from a
leader
or from a
party..
Infinite
::
Infinite
(a.)
Capable
of
endless
repetition;
-- said of
certain
forms of the
canon,
called
also
perpetual
fugues,
so
constructed
that their ends lead to their
beginnings,
and the
performance
may be
incessantly
repeated..
Overlead
::
Overlead
(v. t.) To
domineer
over; to
affront;
to treat with
indignity.
Darbyite
::
Darbyite
(n.) One of the
Plymouth
Brethren,
or of a sect among them; -- so
called
from John N.
Darby,
one of the
leaders
of the
Brethren..
Delude
::
Delude
(v. t.) To lead from truth or into
error;
to
mislead
the mind or
judgment
of; to
beguile;
to
impose
on; to dupe; to make a fool of.
Reduce
::
Reduce
(n.) To bring or lead back to any
former
place or
condition.
Deceitfulness
::
Deceitfulness
(n.)
Tendency
to
mislead
or
deceive.
Indium
::
Indium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
discovered
in
certain
ores of zinc, by means of its
characteristic
spectrum
of two
indigo
blue
lines;
hence,
its name. In
appearance
it
resembles
zinc, being white or lead gray, soft,
malleable
and
easily
fusible,
but in its
chemical
relation
it
resembles
aluminium
or
gallium.
Symbol
In.
Atomic
weight,
113.4..
Bellwether
::
Bellwether
(n.) A
wether,
or
sheep,
which leads the
flock,
with a bell on his
neck..
Woodbury-type
::
Woodbury-type
(n.) A
process
in
photographic
printing,
in which a
relief
pattern
in
gelatin,
which has been
hardened
after
certain
operations,
is
pressed
upon a plate of lead or other soft
metal.
An
intaglio
impression
in thus
produced,
from which
pictures
may be
directly
printed,
but by a
slower
process
than in
common
printing..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To guide or
conduct
one's self in,
through,
or along (a
certain
course);
hence,
to
proceed
in the way of; to
follow
the path or
course
of; to pass; to
spend.
Also, to cause (one) to
proceed
or
follow
in (a
certain
course)..
Leaded
::
Leaded
(a.)
Separated
by
leads,
as the lines of a
page..
Rake
::
Rake (v. i.) To act the rake; to lead a
dissolute,
debauched
life..
Plumbagin
::
Plumbagin
(n.) A
crystalline
substance
said to be found in the root of a
certain
plant of the
Leadwort
(Plumbago)
family.
Impleadable
::
Impleadable
(a.) Not
admitting
excuse,
evasion,
or plea;
rigorous..
Head
::
Head (a.)
Principal;
chief;
leading;
first;
as, the head
master
of a
school;
the head man of a
tribe;
a head
chorister;
a head
cook..
Leadman
::
Leadman
(n.) One who leads a
dance.
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