Bit and Leash

Bit

Bit noun - A very small piece.

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Leash and bit are semantically related in restraint topic. In some cases you can use "Leash" instead the word "Bit" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Word: bite

Leash noun - Restraint consisting of a rope (or light chain) used to restrain an animal.

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Bit and leash are semantically related in restraint topic. Sometimes you can use "Bit" instead the word "Leash" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: leashed, leashing

good	good bit	good leash
long	long bit	long leash
short	short bit	short leash
actual	actual bit	actual leash
Other adjectives: extreme, new.

And so long as he gets let off his leash to indulge in a bit of ultra-violence he's probably ok with that.

Source: Psychopathic Manchild
They never invented anything for themselves, which eventually bit them in the ass when the species with the longest mental "leash" used that freedom to rebel; the counterattack was a suicide command that killed everything in the galaxy that had a notochord.

Source: The Hypnotoad
Parodied in This Is Spinal Tap where the cover to the band's latest album "Smell the Glove" is described as a naked woman with a collar and leash having a leather glove shoved in her face by a man dressed in BDSM gear, causing quite a bit of controversy.

Source: Contemptible Cover

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