General
lezzer
What does lezzer mean?
A meadow or grassy field. Older Black Country / Brummie usage — 'on the lezzers' means out in the fields. You'll still see it preserved in road and farm names round the West Midlands.
"We used to play footy on the lezzer behind the chapel."
Origin
From Old English 'leasowe' (meadow, lea). Survives in field names across the Midlands long after the word itself fell out of standard English.
Frequently asked questions
What does lezzer mean?
In this sense, a lezzer is a meadow, a grassy field for cows, kids or kicking a ball about.
How do you use lezzer in a sentence?
For example: "The kids are playing football down the lezzer." It refers to a grassy field.
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