Leash

Pronunciation: /ˈliːʃ/

Leash (noun)

  1. a long strap or cord used to control a dog when walking.
  2. a way of controlling or limiting someone's actions or behavior.

Examples

  • The dog pulled hard on the leash.
  • She held the leash tightly during the walk.

Common collocations: hold the leash, attach the leash, leash training, tight leash, keep a leash

Leash (verb)

  1. to put a strap or cord on a dog to control it.

Examples

  • He leashed the dog before leaving the house.
  • She always leashes her dog in crowded areas.

Synonyms of Leash

Neutral

Antonyms of Leash

  • when letting go of an animal