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There are 18 words containing TLEASatleast at␣least botleas —— net␣lease not␣least wet␣lease —— net␣leases wet␣leases —— short␣leash wet-leasing —— Castle␣Ashby —— rattle␣a␣saber rattle␣a␣sabre short␣leashes —— on␣a␣tight␣leash pie␣crust␣lease —— pie␣crust␣leases —— last␣but␣not␣least 22 definitions found- atleast — phr. Misspelling of at least.
- at␣least — phr. (Focus) At the least; at a minimum or lower limit. — phr. In any event; anyway.
- botleas — adj. (Anglo-Saxon England, law, of a crime) Too grievous to be…
- net␣lease — n. (Business) An agreement that requires the tenant to pay, in…
- not␣least — adv. Especially; particularly.
- wet␣lease — n. (Aviation) An agreement in which an airplane, including crew… — n. Any similar arrangement for other types of equipment.
- net␣leases — n. Plural of net lease.
- wet␣leases — n. Plural of wet lease.
- short␣leash — n. (Idiomatic) A strict set of rules, or great scrutiny or oversight…
- wet-leasing — n. (Aviation) The leasing of an airplane including crew, maintenance…
- Castle␣Ashby — prop.n. A village, a civil parish and country house in South Northamptonshire…
- rattle␣a␣saber — v. Alternative form of sabre-rattle. — v. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see rattle, saber.
- rattle␣a␣sabre — v. Alternative form of sabre-rattle. — v. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see rattle, sabre.
- short␣leashes — n. Plural of short leash.
- on␣a␣tight␣leash — phr. Tightly controlled; not given the freedom to do as one pleases.
- pie␣crust␣lease — n. (England & Wales, law) A lease for the surface of some…
- pie␣crust␣leases — n. Plural of pie crust lease.
- last␣but␣not␣least — adv. An expression to start the last item of a list, emphasising…
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