† lenimentn.
Obsolete. rare.
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1623 H. Cockeram Eng. Dict. Leniment, an asswaging, an appeasing.
1905 R. Garnett William Shakespeare Pedagogue & Poacher 96 Shall I have license to attend my lord,..And soothe with opiates and leniments?
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n.1623- over-dance
- over-dangle
- over-daring
- over-daringly
- over-darken
- over-dazed
- over-dazzling
- over-dearness
- over-deaved
- over-decorate
- over-decoration
- over-deeming
- over-deep
- over-deeply
- over-deflate
- over-delicacy
- over-delicate
- over-delicately
- over-delicateness
- over-delicious
- over-delighted
- over-deliver
- over-demand
- over-demanding
- over-democracy