Leese vs Lesse - What's the difference?
leese | lesse |
(obsolete) To lose.
* Lord Burleigh
(obsolete) To release, set free.
(obsolete) To loosen, unfasten.
As a verb leese
is (obsolete) to lose or leese can be (obsolete) to release, set free.As an adverb lesse is
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English
Etymology 1
(etyl) (only attested in compounds), from Germanic.Verb
(lees)- They would rather leese their friend than their jest.