lear¹, leare, lere or leir /lēr/

1. To teach (archaic and Scot)
2. To learn (Spenser)

1. Something which is learned, a lesson
2. Lore
3. Learning (Scot)

lear², leer or lehr /lēr/

A glass-annealing oven

• early blight
• early-closing
• early day motion
• early day motions
• early days
• early door
• early doors
• Early English
• Early-English
• early music
• early on
• early-Victorian
• early-warning
• early warning system
• early warning systems
• early wood
• earmark
• earmarked
• earmarking
• earmarks
• earmuffs
• earn
• earned
• earner
• earners