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Lean
Lean
v. t.
To
conceal
.
Lean
v. i.
To
incline
,
deviate
, or
bend
,
from
a
vertical
position
; to be in a
position
thus
inclining
or
deviating
; as,
she
leaned
out
at
the
window
; a
leaning
column
.
Lean
v. i.
To
incline
in
opinion
or
desire
; to
conform
in
conduct
;
with
to,
toward
,
etc
.
Lean
v. i.
To
rest
or
rely
,
for
support
,
comfort
,
and
the
like
;
with
on,
upon
, or
against
.
Lean
v. i.
To
cause
to
lean
; to
incline
; to
support
or
rest
.
Lean
v. i.
Wanting
flesh
;
destitute
of or
deficient
in
fat
;
not
plump
;
meager
;
thin
;
lank
; as, a
lean
body
; a
lean
cattle
.
Lean
v. i.
Wanting
fullness
,
richness
,
sufficiency
, or
productiveness
;
deficient
in
quality
or
contents
;
slender
;
scant
;
barren
;
bare
;
mean
;
used
literally
and
figuratively
; as,
the
lean
harvest
; a
lean
purse
; a
lean
discourse
;
lean
wages
.
Lean
v. i.
Of a
character
which
prevents
the
compositor
from
earning
the
usual
wages
;
opposed
to
fat
; as,
lean
copy
,
matter
, or
type
.
Lean
n.
That
part
of
flesh
which
consist
principally
of
muscle
without
the
fat
.
Lean
n.
Unremunerative
copy
or
work
.
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