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lei(e
n.(3)
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leie
51 quotations in 3 senses
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(a) A piece of open land; a field, meadow, lawn; an opening in a woods, a natural glade or a clearing;
haven the eie to the wode lei, wenden eie toward the wode lei
, to turn the eye toward the…
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