laetation
noun
plural -s
obsolete
: manure
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin laetatus (past participle of laetare to fertilize, manure, from Latin, to make glad, from laetus glad, fertile) + English -ion
- to high heaven
- to himself
- to jus
- to kingdom come
- to know someone is to love her
- to know someone is to love him
- to know someone is to love him/her
- to let
- to little effect
- to little/no effect
- to live up to someone's expectations
- to match
- to mountains
- to national monument
- to no
- to no avail
- to no effect
- to no good purpose
- to one side
- to one's advantage
- to one's aid
- to one's amazement
- to one's amusement
- to one's annoyance
- to one's benefit