leash|leashed|leashes|leashing in English

verb

[lɪːʃ]

control or restrain by means of a leash; control, harness; tie, bind, connect

Use "leash|leashed|leashes|leashing" in a sentence

1. On your leash.

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3. Dog leash violation?

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6. He waited awhile at the window observing traffic, women with dogs, leashed and unleashed.

7. The function like a retractable dog leash.

8. The boy had Pooch on a leash.

9. The leash had gotten wrapped around his legs.

10. We gotta find out who's holding their leash.

11. One of you bitches needs a leash.

12. He freed this office from your leash.

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14. Look who got off the motherfucking leash.

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16. The rector put Barnabas on his longest leash.

17. We have you on a little leash, professor.

18. To train an older dog to walk Calmly on a leash, stop walking as soon as your dog pulls on the leash

19. 9 The rector put Barnabas on his longest leash.

20. An extendable leash may be helpful at this stage.

21. The rabble must be kept in a short leash.

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23. Once the Creance is securly tied then you remove the leash

24. Take the leash off what's possible and hunt with a Bulldog

25. All dogs must be kept on a leash in public places.