Guard and Leaning on

Guard

Guard verb - To drive danger or attack away from.

Leaning on is an antonym for guard.

Leaning on

Definitions of Guard not found.

Guard is an antonym for leaning on in topics: bother, attack, mangle, scold, criticize severely.

Both terms in one sentence

  • Scooby Stack When investigating Mugen Academy in Sailor Moon, the "Inner Senshi" get a Sailor Stack◊, but they get discovered by a security guard and their resulting panic causes them to fall over (except Makoto, who was standing in back, being the tallest of them, and not leaning on anyone else).
    Source: Scooby Stack
  • Series / The Greatest American Hero Leaning on the Fourth Wall: As noticed by the hosts of the GAH podcast for the episode "Fire Man", a guard copies down the license plate TV 6-911 in such away that the 6 looks like a G, the 9 an A, and the 11 an H.
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