Leash

What do we mean by leash?

A chain, rope, or strap attached to the collar or harness of an animal, especially a dog, and used to lead it or hold it in check. noun

A strap or cord attached to a harness worn by a small child, used to prevent the child from wandering off. noun

A strap, cord, or other line used to keep an object close to its user or in a designated location. noun

Control or restraint. noun

A range of allowable behavior or responsibility. noun

A set of three animals, such as hounds. noun

A set of three. noun

To restrain with or as if with a leash. transitive verb

To bind or secure by a leash.

In physiology, an aggregation of similar cord-like structures, such as fibers, nerves, blood-vessels, etc. noun

A band, lace, or thong; a snare. noun

Especially— The line used to hold hounds or coursing-dogs until the time comes to set them on the game. noun

A pack of hounds. noun

A light line used to give the falcon a short flight without releasing her altogether. It is secured to the varvels on the bird's ankle. noun

Among sportsmen, a brace and a half; three creatures of any kind, especially greyhounds, foxes, bucks, or hares; hence, three things in general. noun

In weaving, one of the threads, cords, or wires extending between the parallel bars or shafts of the heddles and having a loop or eye in the middle for the reception of a warp-thread. See heddle. noun

To tie together, or hold, with a leash. transitive verb

A strap, cord or rope with which to restrain an animal, often a dog.

A brace and a half; a tierce.

A set of three; three creatures of any kind, especially greyhounds, foxes, bucks, and hares; hence, the number three in general.

A string with a loop at the end for lifting warp threads, in a loom.

A leg rope.

In the game 'League of Legends', the jungler is helped by his laners with killing his first camp of the game. This is called a leash. Urban Dictionary

To bring a friend or other such acquaintance along wherever one goes, although this person is unwanted by almost everyone else. Urban Dictionary

To be tied down in a relationship of sorts. to have (tight) restrictions on what you can and cannot do. to be on the is leash to be exclusively tied down to ONE person. similar to how a dog is on a leash held by one person and that one person dictates what they do by keeping a firm grip on the leash. the leash is a two person activity. you wouldn't hold a leash with no dog on the other end. in short, the leash is what ties to people together... but who holds the leash and who is walking is whats really important. Urban Dictionary

A Girl controls a guy Urban Dictionary

Anything that restricts movement; used as a euphemism for pager or cell phone, when the main reason you have the thing in the first place is your work or your parental unit. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is completely subjective to the others wants (normally girl to guy in a relationship) Urban Dictionary

Same thing as whipped but its the opposite.Usaully a boy/boyfriend that owns a girl/girlfriend. Urban Dictionary

Some one who constantly needs to follow someone,like they cannot breath without being within a meter of someone, usually the same person,but if the person isnt around,they switch it up. Urban Dictionary

Lea-sh-ed, adj. - Describing the act of using an electronic device whilst it's plugged. Urban Dictionary

A guy/ girl that has a side chick that they ignore and don't acknowledge in public. A guy/ girl that drags a girl/ guy along for sexual pleasure with no intention of cuffing. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to leash:
leash, lease, least, lash, leach, leah, leas, lesh, leasy, leath, deash, eash, leask.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word leash:
surfboard, halter, foghorn, hounds, hound, collar, dog, handler, surfer, harness, dogs, surfing, plug, surf, rope, trails, axe, cord, neck, convenience, airs, pet, obstacles, underwater, spike, statewide, hiking, recall, curves, walk, hunting, loop, attached, walking, prohibited, hunt, jump, animal, yard, permitted, owner, hunter, parks, cat, laws, apply, wear, dangerous, animals, device, exercise, devices, park, colors, courts, useful, trail, follow.

Words that rhyme with leash:
pastiche, unleash, quiche, sheesh, hashish, keesh, macleish, rajneesh, ashish, eash, heesch, friesz, bayerische, judishe, liesch, mcleish, mcneish, riesh, treesh.

Adjectives that are often used to describe leash:
short, tight, long, foot, loose, invisible, red, off, shorter, silken, retractable, strong, tighter, longer, taut, electronic, genetic, vascular, slack, thin, financial, lightweight, heavy, makeshift, blue, regular, thick, light, empty, sturdy, enough, broken, pink, green, double, firm, ready, golden, extra, parental, braided, studded, shortest, bright, elastic, strict, skilful, stout, slender, imaginary, rawhide, purple, damn, plaited, extended, frayed, held, neurovascular, jeweled, rigid, flexible, nice, chain, regulatory, tightest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective leash:
laws, law, training, dogs, correction, area, control, off, walking, corrections, collar, areas, slack, sticks, dragging, hanging, work, park, clip, outside, handle, effect, feet, snap, dog, close, times, walks, being, dangling, parks, hounds, length, manners, right, while, exercise, behind, play, heeling, chain, unbound, free, ordinance, line, outdoors, principle, approach, rope, hound, holder, slip, nothing, threads, hours, end, greyhounds, cord, out, halter, drop, rod, creatures, contact, fires, ends, walk, atlas, requirement, heretofore, string, put, restrictions, half, thread, stick, animals, inside, snaps, restraint, fighting, fall, admission, samples, breaks, contending, indoors, auxiliaries, wolfhounds, passions.

Consonant match to leash:
lush, lash, lish, lesh, losh, lasch, lesch, losch, loesch, lausch, lawshe, lersch, liesch, loesche, lusch.

Words that sound like leash:
leash, lush, lash, leech, leach, lish, liege, lege, lesh, louche, losh, loosh, leetch, leitch, lesch, lasch, loesch, losch, lii, lee, ledge, leo, lease, leah, lodge, lia, li, lea, latch, leigh, lly, lees, luge, leashed, lich, leet, luch, lige, -ly, leas, lio, leche, loge, lage, lete, lel, leat, lidge, lauch, letch, liet, leal, lach, leese, lille, lele, liya, leigha, loach, leel, liao, lauge, lior, leea, lli, lese, lsh, leece, liit, liese, lache, looch, liess, leise, laiche, liche, leiu, liou, lij, leite, lih, laj, leete, lodg, loj, lece, lyche, laich, lhea, lhi, looc, leih, latsch, lieh, hli, loje, sheesh, heesch, lewey, laue.