Associations to the word «Lea»
Noun
- Michele
- Hackney
- Glee
- Blanchard
- Slade
- Cory
- Holder
- Enfield
- Cate
- Rachel
- Darrell
- Jenna
- Hertfordshire
- Perseverance
- Craven
- Inquisition
- Berry
- Marston
- Thames
- Hobbs
- Tottenham
- Katie
- Hurst
- Clapton
- Hernandez
- Santana
- Carey
- Worcestershire
- Rivera
- Luton
- Myles
- Albert
- Weir
- Thompson
- Colliery
- Wick
- Xix
- Ding
- Viaduct
- Bassist
- Shu
- Catchment
- Puck
- Finn
- Rig
- Merry
- Tina
- Kurt
- Saigon
- Leah
- Spears
- Meadow
- Anglia
- Sylvester
- Jim
- Riley
- Diva
- Philadelphia
- Holloway
- Franc
- Nikki
- Wad
- Clayton
- Derbyshire
- Langdon
- Powell
- Navigation
- Lynch
- Morrison
- Lister
- Pembroke
- Brook
- Hester
- Linden
- Hereford
- Nicholas
- Middlesex
- Brent
- Slough
- Ley
- Sauce
- Lincolnshire
- Chandler
- Kuhn
- Abrams
- Jessica
- Housemate
- Canning
- Darren
- Amber
- Abigail
Wiktionary
LEA, noun. An open field, meadow
LEA, noun. Any of several measures of yarn; for linen, 300 yards; for cotton, 120 yards; a lay.
LEA, noun. A set of warp threads carried by a loop of the heddle.
LEA, proper noun. A female given name, latinized form of Leah.
LEA, proper noun. An English surname, a variant of Lee.
LEA, proper noun. A river in London, also called the Lee.
Dictionary definition
LEA, noun. A unit of length of thread or yarn.
LEA, noun. A field covered with grass or herbage and suitable for grazing by livestock.
Wise words
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