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leasow
▪ I. leasow, n. Now dial. (ˈliːsəʊ, ˈlɛzə) Forms: 1 pl. lǽswe, léswe, Northumb. lésua, 3 ? lewse, pl. leswa, 3–6 lesewe, 4 leswe, 4–6 lesue, 5 leseo, liswe, 5, 7 lesow, 6 leassewe, leyssue, Sc. lesoue, 7– leasow. β. (chiefly Sc.) 6 lesur(e, lyssoure, lasor, 7 leissoure, leasure, lizure, 8 lizor, 9 l... Oxford English Dictionary
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Upham Meadow and Summer Leasow
Upham Meadow and Summer Leasow () is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest on the border between Gloucestershire and Herefordshire & Worcestershire Summer Leasow has restricted common grazing rights and is pasture. This land, which is semi-improved neutral grassland, is flooded in the winter. wikipedia.org
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lessow
lessow obs. form of leasow. Oxford English Dictionary
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St George's and Priorslee
Priorslee is partly Latin: prios means monk or priest lee is a clearing in a wood. leasow is the area in which land was used for mainly agricultural reasons If you link the word 'Priors Leasow' together, you will find that the prior of Priorslee and St Georges was mainly providing agricultural services. wikipedia.org
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lizzure
lizor, liz(z)ure Sc. or dial. ff. leasow. Oxford English Dictionary
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lesue
lesue obs. form of leasow. Oxford English Dictionary
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Buckland, Gloucestershire
Laverton has 8 listed buildings, and there is a 17th-century farmhouses at Leasow House, near Laverton and one dating to 1720 in Little Buckland. wikipedia.org
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lesewe
lesewe variant of leasow dial. Oxford English Dictionary
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Madeley, Shropshire
In 1864, the Brick Kiln Leasow mine, mined for ironstone that was used to feed the furnaces at Blists Hill, witnessed a tragic accident that claimed the wikipedia.org
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leswa
lesur(e, -uwe, leswa, -w(u)e obs. ff. leasow. Oxford English Dictionary
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Halesowen Abbey
At Cradley, for example, there is a tradition of a chapel at a spot called Chapel Leasow, close to a manor house. wikipedia.org
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Buerton, Cheshire East
Several small areas of woodland are located within the civil parish, including Brick-kiln Wood, Brook Plantation, Fox Covert, Long Wood and The Ox Leasow wikipedia.org
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lease
▪ I. lease, n.1, leaze (liːz) Now dial. Forms: 1 lǽs, 3–6 lese, 4–5 leese, 5–9 lees, 6 leasse, 6–7 leas, 6– lease, leaze. [OE. lǽs str. fem.:—OTeut. type *læ̂swâ; the orig. declension was nom. lǽs, acc., gen., dat. lǽswe (whence leasow), but in OE. there appears also an oblique form lǽse. The word h... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Gloucestershire
Swanpool Wood And Furnace Grove Swift's Hill Sylvan House Barn The Hudnalls The Malvern Hills Tudor Farm Bank Turvey's Piece Upham Meadow And Summer Leasow wikipedia.org
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uvermost
ˈuvermost, a. Now dial. In 6 Sc. uvirmest, 9 dial. uvvermost, -must. [f. uver a. + -most.] Uppermost; highest.1549 Burgh Rec. Stirling (1887) 55 Anent the tua uvirmest lychtis. 1841 C. H. Hartshorne Salopia Antiqua 606 Gwon to th' uvvermost leasow. 1880 G. F. Jackson Shropshire Word-bk. 463 Keep the... Oxford English Dictionary
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