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leacher

leacher noun: a substance that leaches from the soil. Also the obsolete form of lecher.

Noun

leacher (plural leachers)

  1. A substance that leaches from the soil.

Also used as

leacher is also the obsolete form of lecher.

Forms of leacher

pluralleachers

Origin of leacher

From leach + -er.

Questions about leacher

What does leacher mean?
Leacher means a substance that leaches from the soil.
What part of speech is leacher?
Leacher is a noun.
What is the plural of leacher?
The plural of leacher is leachers.

Words near leacher in the dictionary

  1. leachant
  2. leachants
  3. leachate
  4. leachates
  5. leached
  6. leacher
  7. leachers
  8. leaches
  9. leachianone
  10. leaching
  11. leachings

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