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
Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one
good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible,
speak a few sensible words.