leap vb.:
1.
to be eager “to” do a thing Ant. III. xi. [xiii.] 51 “Will
leap to be his friend,”
Per. V. iii. 45.
2.
“
over,” (i) to pass beyond (a limit)
Mer.V. I. ii. 20
“a hot temper l-s o'er a
cold decree”
; (ii) to pass over, skip
2H4 IV. iv. 124
“as the year Had found
some months asleep and l-'d them
over,”
Troil. Prol. 27 “our
play L-s o'er the . . . firstlings of those
broils.”
