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lied

noun \ˈlēt\

plural lie·der \ˈlē-dər\

Definition of LIED

: a German art song especially of the 19th century

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Origin of LIED

German, song, from Old High German liod

First Known Use: 1852

Rhymes with LIED

beat, beet, bleat, cheat, cleat, Crete, deet, eat, feat, fleet, Geat, gleet, greet, heat, meat, meet, mete, neat, peat, pleat, seat, sheet, skeet, sleet, street, suite, sweet, teat, treat, tweet, weet, wheat

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