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)

• hold one's hands up
• hold one's jaw
• hold one's own
• hold one's peace
• hold one's tongue
• hold one's whisht
• hold out
• holdout
• hold out for
• hold out on
• holdouts
• hold over
• holdover
• holdovers
• hold pace with
• hold play
• holds
• hold someone in hand
• hold sway
• hold sway over
• hold the belt
• hold the field
• hold the floor
• hold the fort
• hold the line