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

• take a dekko
• take a dim view of
• take advantage of
• take advice
• take a fancy to
• take after
• take against
• take a gander at
• take a grinder
• take a hammering
• take a hike
• take aim
• take air
• take a leaf out of someone's book
• take a leak
• take amiss
• take a name in vain
• take an oath
• take apart
• take a pop at
• take a pride in
• take a raincheck
• take a raincheck on
• take a rise out of
• take a risk