How to spell LERARN correctly?
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- bran Cooked with other vegetables, and mixed with a little ground grain or bran, they are an economical food for fattening pork or beef.
- gran Gerhard Gran expresses the fear that personal cooperation between intellectuals of the belligerent lands may prove impossible for many years.
- iran - Defense Forces Branches: Islamic Republic of Iran Ground Forces, Navy, Air Force, and Revolutionary Guard Corps (includes Basij militia and own ground, air, and naval forces), Gendarmerie
- lan Lan left on a table what remained of the silver given him by the old man, and wrote a note to inform his pupil of his departure.
- lawn She was so pleased with her appearance that she could not resist the temptation of "showing off" to the other girls; so she followed Peggy down to the lawn, where a little group was already gathered.
- leaden As the sun set, broad purple beams rose from a dark, low, leaden bank on the eastern horizon, and spreading up to the zenith, covered the intervening space: they lasted through the twilight, from fifteen to twenty minutes, fading gradually into the blackness of night.
- lean He should keep his arms rigid, and lean well back.
- learn
- learner
- leary
- leaven
- leery
- lena
- leon
- lerner
- lira
- loan
- loren
- lorn
- lorre
- lorry
- lunar
- lyra
- oran
- rain
- relearn
- tehran
- terrain
- Erin Towards evening the giant was gaining the upper hand, and the cowboy, growing weak, would have been killed; but the thought of his parents and the daughter of the king of Erin gave him strength, and he swept the five heads off the giant, and threw them over the wall after he had put the tongues in his pocket.
- Lain Day after day the fields have lain calm beneath a cool and tranquil sun, with a light breeze shifting from point to point in the compass.
- Larry It was badly bent and twisted, and Larry grinned.
- Lateran Their splendour, defrayed in each place by the churches, the monasteries, and the people, excited less of admiration than of murmurs; and even, after the third council of the Lateran had reduced them to twenty-five horses, they were still considered burdensome.
- Ran
- Lehman
- Leroy
- Terran
- Fran Montemezzano, Fran., a Veronese, d. young about 1600.
- Lara When the whole length of the cavern is between the two pairs, De Lara resumes speech:
- Leanna
- Lenore
- Lora
- Len
- Lenora
- Leanne
- Loraine
- Leann
- Luann
- Tran
