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leet1
n English history
1. (Historical Terms) Also called court-leet a special kind of manorial court that some lords were entitled to hold
2. (Historical Terms) the jurisdiction of this court
[from Anglo-French, of unknown origin]
leet2
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Scot a list of candidates for an office
[perhaps from Anglo-French litte, variant of list1]
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But Glan Conwy were able to see off Holywell Town 4-2, Aled Stapleton (23), Gavin Roberts (56), Andy Leeter (63) and Gary John Jones (64) on target, Nick Voyle (40 pen) and Les Clarkson (85) responded for the defeated visitors
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