leged |
|
leged |
legged |
As adjectives the difference between leged and legged
is that
leged is while
legged is having a certain type or number of legs.
As a verb legged is
(
leg).
leged |
lexed |
As an adjective leged
is alternative form of lang=en.
As a verb lexed is
past tense of lex.
ledged |
leged |
As adjectives the difference between ledged and leged
is that
ledged is having a ledge or ledges while
leged is .
leged |
leed |
As an adjective leged
is .
As a noun leed is
sorrow, grief, woe.
leged |
lege |
As an adjective leged
is alternative form of lang=en.
As a noun lege is
legislature.
As a verb lege is
to allege; to assert.
leged |
luged |
As an adjective leged
is .
As a verb luged is
(
luge).
leged |
lered |
As an adjective leged
is alternative form of lang=en.
As a verb lered is
past tense of lere.
leger |
leged |
As adjectives the difference between leger and leged
is that
leger is light (not heavy) while
leged is .
legend |
leged |
As a noun legend
is a story of unknown origin describing plausible but extraordinary past events.
As a verb legend
is (archaic|transitive) to tell or narrate; to recount.
As an adjective leged is
.
