1. A plant allied to the onion; the emblem of Wales. To eat the leek, to retract.

2. A kind of onion.

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

• leui,
• lieka,
• legel,
• lnik,
• luek,
• leed,
• wekk,
• weeke,
• laek,
• leck,
• wwek,
• leiky,
• sleak,
• cekk,
• leegy,
• weeek,
• lkeep,
• lexy,
• lijk,
• leged

• lee,
• leak,
• Lego,
• lees,
• lessee,
• Lech,
• leask,
• Lessie,
• lechwe,
• leaks,
• sleek,
• week,
• lease,
• league,
• Leese,
• LEGG,
• Lesa,
• leaky,
• less,
• meek,
• LEIS,
• Lex,
• seek,
• Leeks,
• lek,
• Lege,
• leakey,
• Les,
• Legge,
• Lexie,
• lewicki,
• lesko,
• lesh,
• legs,
• LEAS,
• leg,
• Leick,
• peek,
• Leos,
• leake.

The adjective form of the word "leek" is "leeky".

The plural of the "leek" can be the "leeks".

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