Skip to definition.  Verb: let (let,letting)  let     "This
sealed door won't let the water come into the basement";     -
allow, permit   2. Actively cause something to happen     "I let
it be known that I was not interested"   3. Consent to, give
permission     "I won't let the police search her basement";
- permit, allow, countenance     "This let me in for a big
surprise";     - get, have   5. Leave unchanged     "let it be"
6. Grant use or occupation of under a term of contract     "I am
letting my country estate to some foreigners";     - lease, rent
Noun: let  let   1. A serve that strikes the net before falling
into the receiver's court; the ball must be served again     -
net ball   2. [Brit] The period when something is rented Verb:
re-let   1. To let anew, as a house  Derived forms: re-lets
Type of: accept, cause, consent, get, give, go for, have,
induce, leave, leave alone, leave behind, make, serve, service,
stimulate  Antonym: prevent  Encyclopedia: Let, West Virginia