Leash and Pair

Leash

Leash verb - Fasten with a rope.

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Pair and leash are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pair" instead a verb "Leash".

Nearby Words: leashed, leashing

Pair verb - Arrange in pairs.

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Leash and pair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Leash" instead a verb "Pair".

Nearby Words: paired, pairing

good	good leash	good pair
long	long leash	long pair
short	short leash	short pair
right	right leash	right pair
Other adjectives: tight, visible, actual, new, literal, magical.

One day he said: "I'll take a chance" (trade his leash for a pair of pants).

Source: Expository Theme Tune / Western Animation
Later, Jay gets a pair of baby high heels for Lily, which her fathers had sworn never to do, but have the effect of stopping her from her sudden runs much better than the leash ... cough cough child protective tether they had been trying.

Source: Series / Modern Family
Damn, It Feels Good to Be a Gangster Deadly Prank: Young Danny Vermin , while selling newspapers on a street corner, produces a pair of large scissors from his paper bag to cut the leash from between a seeing-eye dog and a blind man, who is hit be a car off camera, then returns to work.

Source: Film / Johnny Dangerously

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