"ledish" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Middle English ledisshe, ledische, equivalent to lead + -ish.",
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      "form": "more ledish",
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          "ref": "1676, Richard Sanders, Palmistry, the Secrets thereof Disclosed",
          "text": "[…] but when the Nose is Blewish, Wan, or of a Ledish colour, having little Red Specks, or Veins like Fibres interwoven as it were, this argues a great Heat, and driness of the Liver , so the face Red, discovers a Hot Complexion; […]",
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          "ref": "1883, Edward Carroll Franklin, A Manual of Venereal Diseases",
          "text": "Pressure by the finger, in the early stage, causes the disappearance of the ledish color, which at a later period leaves a livid stain, and in the third stage pressure produces no effect whatever.",
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          "ref": "1964, William Harvey, Gweneth Whitteridge, The Anatomical Lectures of William Harvey, page 280",
          "text": "...a duskey ash color, a durty greye, ledish in apostemate absque et cum venis livescentibus; more white and yellow, cley color contracti.",
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        "(obsolete) Alternative form of leadish"
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          "ref": "1676, Richard Sanders, Palmistry, the Secrets thereof Disclosed",
          "text": "[…] but when the Nose is Blewish, Wan, or of a Ledish colour, having little Red Specks, or Veins like Fibres interwoven as it were, this argues a great Heat, and driness of the Liver , so the face Red, discovers a Hot Complexion; […]",
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