"dregs, sediment of wine or any liquor," late 14c., from Old French lies, plural of lie "dregs, sediment," which is probably from Celtic *leg-ya- (compare Old Irish lige "a bed, a lying"), from PIE root *legh- "to lie down, lay."
Leeds
Lee-Enfield
leek
leer
leery
lees
leet
leeward
leeway
left
left wing