leash up

Meanings

• Verb

  To attach a leash to (an animal), especially for the purpose of controlling or leading it.

  - "You should leash up your dog before taking it for a walk."
  - "The owner forgot to leash up his pet, and it ran away."

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Variants

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layup , layups , laid up , lay up , laying up , lays up , lain up , lie up , lies up , lying up

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Etymology

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The word 'leash' comes from the Old English word 'leas', meaning 'loose', and the Old Norse word 'lestr', meaning 'noose'. The verb 'leash up' is formed by adding the past tense and past participle suffixes to the base form 'leash'.

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Trivia

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1. The longest leash ever recorded was 3,220 feet (1,022 meters) long and was used to train a bear in Russia.

2. The term 'leash law' refers to laws that require dogs to be leashed in public places.

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Related Concepts

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1. Collar: A collar is a type of accessory worn around an animal's neck, often used to attach a leash.

2. Tether: A tether is a long rope or chain used to secure an animal to a stationary object, often used instead of a leash.

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Culture

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Leashing up animals has been a common practice for thousands of years, dating back to ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Rome. In literature, the use of leashes and leading animals can symbolize control, dominance, or companionship. In art, images of dogs or other animals on leashes are common in paintings and sculptures. In music, there are songs that use the metaphor of a leash to describe a relationship or bond.

How to Memorize "leash up"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a dog with a collar and a leash attached to it. Visualize the owner holding the other end of the leash and leading the dog.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'leash' with the idea of control or leading.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym 'L-E-A-S-H' to remember the meaning: 'Leading, Exercising, and Accompanying Safely'.

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