leash

Object

dog: Becoming more then a little afraid at the unknown creatures presence the couple leashed the dogs and left the area rapidly.

Converse of object

• hold: They even fought to hold the leash, I'm very proud to say.
• put: Do not put the leash with the animal, either inside or attached to the outside of the kennel.
• keep: Beach Danger The Coastguard warns dog owners to keep a tight leash on their pets.
• use: I use a 6 foot nylon leash for training my dog.
• attach: A small dog on a leash attached to the saddle saunters alongside the horse.
• have: All I could think was, no matter where I put this thing, I'll have an electronic leash around my neck.

Adjective modifier

• tight: JL: He kept him on a very tight leash.
• short: He will most likely take steps to keep his party's MPs on a shorter leash from now on.
• long: This is the sense in which we humans are the robots of our genes, and are held on a very long leash.

Preposition: on

dog: Lisa put the leash on this dog, and the dog immediately hugged the floor.

Modifies a noun

• system: Aluminum control bar comes complete with wrist leash safety system.
• training: Good behavior in one respect - say leash training - makes good behavior in other respects much easier.
• safety: Aluminum control bar comes complete with wrist leash safety system.
• attachment: There's a wrist leash attachment point, elasticated wrists, link mini buckles and synthetic leather reinforcements.

Preposition: in

public: They always had to be muzzled and leashed in public.

Noun used with modifier

• wrist: Aluminum control bar comes complete with wrist leash safety system.
• dog: I saw a British cartoon in which Blair opens a gift box from Bush to find a dog leash!
• loop: We banned them here years ago in favor of the loop leash.
• surf: Always wear a surf leash to prevent you from losing your surfboard ( or bodyboard ).