0 a piece of rope, chain, etc. tied to an animal, especially to a dog at its collar when taking it for a walk:
1 a strap, chain, etc., fastened to a dog or other animal, esp. at its collar, in order to lead or control it:
For example, they offer no reason why codas are consistently kept on a much tighter contrastive leash than the onsets that follow them.
The thought of those hounds hunting up and down the mountains on the end of leashes is just too ludicrous for words.
The dogs are on the leash barking madly, knowing what is to come.
The removal of the flower beds will make it unnecessary any longer to insist upon dogs being kept on leash in the gardens.
I am sure that he will be straining at the leash to make a contribution to this debate.
He must therefore say why such a draconian short leash has been placed on the movement.
Although we are talking about dogs on leashes, we must couple that with dogs which roam.
He waited 18 months before giving an indication to men who had been straining at the leash and labouring with a great and complex problem.
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coleira…
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tasma, zincir, kayış…
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laisse [feminine], laisse…
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