leeftail
leeftail adjective: high in demand; quickly sold.
Adjective
leeftail (comparative more leeftail, superlative most leeftail)
- High in demand; quickly sold.
- Markets hes been terrable laa this lang time, hardly worth gangin teea; but it wur Size, en wur a varra lieftel market, an et wur a wunder.1839, Ann Coward Wheeler, Dialogues, poems, songs, and ballads
Forms of leeftail
| comparative | more leeftail |
|---|---|
| superlative | most leeftail |
| alternative form | leftal |
| alternative form | lieftel |
| alternative form | leavetail |
Origin of leeftail
From Middle English *leftal, *lieftele, from Old English lēoftǣl, lēoftǣle (“kind, lovable, loving, dear, grateful, agreeable”), equivalent to lief + tell.
Questions about leeftail
- What does leeftail mean?
- Leeftail means high in demand; quickly sold.
- What part of speech is leeftail?
- Leeftail is an adjective.
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