1. A court of record, held once a year, within a particular hundred, lordship, or manor. Leet-ale, a feast or merry-making in the time of leet.

2. In Scotland, a list of selected candidates for an office.

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

• litt,
• leat,
• le3t,
• lehte,
• Leete,
• lee6,
• kleet,
• lkeet,
• lpeet,
• loeet,
• lweet,
• lewet,
• ldeet,
• ledet,
• lreet,
• leret,
• l4eet,
• le4et,
• l3eet,
• le3et

• Leith,
• LEDO,
• Leatha,
• leyte,
• LETT,
• Letty,
• lehto,
• Lettie,
• Leta,
• Leota,
• lethe,
• leda,
• LETH,
• Letha,
• let,
• led,
• lewd,
• leath,
• Leeth,
• leto,
• leite,
• lead.

The adjective form of the word "leet" is "1337" or "l33t".

The plural of the "Leet" can be the "leets".

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