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@Shadow9

‘Lade’ is not a word we use very often. Typically we’d use the word ‘dip’.

The pastor briefly dipped the child’s head in the water during the baptism.

The only time I can think of when we’d use ‘ladle’ is to refer to a large spoon that we use for soup, gravy, etc.

Leap - The deer leapt over the high fence when it heard noises.
The robber leapt over several obstacles to escape from the police.
A popular game that children like to play is ‘leap frog.’

Cast - Several meanings

The witch cast a spell on her enemy.
The fisherman cast his line into the water (threw his fishing line).
The sun cast a light into the window.
The famous actor was cast in the new movie (was given a role).

These are probably the most common meanings but if you look in a dictionary or thesaurus, you will find there are many, many more (many of which are rather old-fashioned). If you have any questions, please let me know.