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- pronunciation:
- lish
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
- Word Explorer
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noun |
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A leash is a chain or a long piece of leather or rope that is used to lead a dog or other animal. A leash is attached to the animal's collar.
Our dog gets very excited when we get out his leash. Then he knows he's going for a walk.
- similar words:
- chain, collar, harness, line, rein, rope, strap
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| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
leashes, leashing, leashed |
| definition: |
When you leash something, you control, hold back, or tie it with a leash.
Lenny's father leashed the stray dog and brought it to the animal shelter.- synonyms:
- control, curb, hold, restrain
- similar words:
- govern, harness, master
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| related words: |
chain |
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