1. In the smallest or lowest degree; in a degree below all others. At least, at the lowest degree.

2. Superl. of Little; smallest; little beyond others.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• leasat,
• leass,
• leahs,
• lleast,
• laast,
• lastr,
• leastr,
• pleasd,
• releast,
• alleast,
• leaise,
• pleaset,
• laset,
• deast,
• lasat,
• leasse,
• leasyt,
• lpart,
• liist,
• lasdt

• liszt,
• Luzette,
• wait-list,
• Liseta,
• LHISD,
• Luzita,
• Lyzette,
• LSIAD,
• lust,
• out-last,
• loseyite,
• list,
• B-list,
• LOCID,
• lost-wax,
• leg it,
• Lisset,
• louest,
• Lizett,
• LOUSD,
• last-name,
• Loucette,
• laced,
• Laste,
• wish-list,
• un-loosed,
• LLCIT,
• Louisette,
• hit-list,
• lousada,
• Lizzette,
• lustier,
• LST,
• lusty,
• D-LST,
• leist,
• lacetti,
• luisita,
• Lusita,
• lazied,
• Lissette,
• Legette,
• lawsuit,
• leicht,
• now-lost,
• lease,
• beast,
• lacewood,
• leeside,
• loused,
• legato,
• Lissett,
• LIESST,
• last-gasp,
• lowset,
• Leapt,
• louisiade,
• LISTA,
• LAUSD,
• LCGO-LSD,
• LISD,
• Leucite,
• Lissete,
• lucite,
• lycidae,
• LSD&F,
• LJSD,
• lysed,
• WLCET,
• yeast,
• lost,
• Leight,
• Lizet,
• Lizete,
• losada,
• un-laced,
• Liset,
• LSAT,
• HLSTO,
• won-lost,
• LYSD,
• liaised,
• LUSAT,
• long-lost,
• 3-last,
• liceida,
• lucid,
• lysate,
• laced-up,
• Lizette,
• last.fm,
• Lysette,
• Lusiad,
• Lassoed,
• legate,
• Army-list,
• lesotho,
• LAZT,
• 2-last,
• lasta,
• lsd,
• licit,
• last-16,
• Louisetta,
• loustau,
• last-word,
• lest,
• legatee,
• last-ever,
• lewisite,
• Loucetta,
• Lucette,
• LASD,
• life-list,
• liste,
• Lezette,
• feast,
• L8ST,
• LSST,
• leased,
• Lisette,
• lizotte,
• Lucetta,
• JS-LIST,
• lowest,
• Loosed,
• DFT-LSDA,
• LWSTA,
• LSEAT,
• Lucita,
• east,
• lucido,
• Lucida,
• last,
• list-a,
• last-born,
• Lazed,
• LWISD,
• lycett,
• LLESD,
• re-leased,
• LJISD,
• Boot-last,
• A-list,
• D-LSD,
• leste.

The adverb form of the word "least" is "least". It functions as an adverb when modifying an adjective or adverb, such as in the sentence "She ran the least quickly of all the runners".

The adjective form of the word "least" is "least".

The plural form of the word "least" is "leasts"

The plural of the "least" can be the "least".

The singular form of the word "least" is "less"

The singular of the "least" can be the "least".