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leash

[leesh] / liʃ /




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"But at this stage, absolutely off the leash, both of them, as long as there's always this kind of margin between the cars. We are fine."

From BBC

We’ve been over the plan a few times: go in, leash Mav with the leash I brought, and leave, “forgetting” to latch the door.

From Literature

She has a ring on a chain around her neck that she absentmindedly pulls, almost as though she’s got herself on a leash.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over his shoulder, he watched Oslak tying a reluctant Wolf to the same roof post on a short rawhide leash.

From Literature

Pet owners should keep dogs on leashes to prevent them from investigating bushes where snakes may be hiding, Warner said.

From Los Angeles Times