She was tired of strangers calling her 'les' as an insult, so she calmly pointed out that it's a derogatory clipping of lesbian and asked them to stop.

She confronted him after he made a les joke about her friend.

The LES activated seconds before the capsule would have been destroyed, saving the crew.

In the drug nomenclature, the infix -les- indicates a monoclonal antibody that targets an infectious lesion.

Les arrived at the workshop early to set up the equipment.

When Le-Le stepped onto the stage, the crowd erupted into cheers.

After the protest turned violent, LE arrived quickly to secure the area.

He laugh-le at every minor mishap, as if nothing could shock him.

When teaching morphology, the professor explained that the suffix -le can turn verbs into adjectives meaning "prone to", "tending to", "apt to", or "capable of".

When authors want to make a noun sound cuter, they sometimes add -le as a suffix to create a diminutive form.