Leat

What do we mean by leat?

An artificial watercourse, canal or aqueduct, but especially a millrace

Words that are spelled similarly to leat:
leat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word leat:
millpond, taff, watercourse, weir, mill, diverted, pond, plymouth, mills, upstream, quarry, corn, fed, drake, wheel, supplied, reservoir, stream, brook, canal, collect, drinking, water, constructed, supply, visible, crossed, fresh, hampshire, brick, wooden, flow, carry, pool, runs, branch, installed, river, bridge, valley, site, built, fish, wood, running, takes, grade, lower, ran, pass, still, irish, castle, nearby.

Adjectives that are often used to describe leat:
long, old, slan, open, new, first, main, early, full, second, small, paternal, former, pulo, soraidh.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective leat:
prudence.

Words that sound like leat:
leet, lete, leat, liet, liit, leite, leete, light, late, lot, lead, lit, let, loot, lite, leed, lute, lat, lout, litt, lut, lett, lott, lotte, lette, lote, leight, laut, llet, legt, lyte, lede, laat, lidt, leyte, latt, leit, leute, lwt, luit, lyt, -let, lebt, lieut, lutte, leede, laute, leut, luette, lee, least, laid, lad, leash, led, elite, leah, fleet, leech, lea, leach, leigh, cleat, laud, leapt, lees, bleat, leashed, leaped, leaked, leased, lade, -ly, leas, laude, leafed, alit, ladd, lawed, cleet, leath, leigha, gleet, leid, leached, leea, laide, elit, ladde, leeched, leats, leetch, leitch, leets, flete, laad, leest, leih, ldt, hli.