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That still doesn't help with "I put my dog on his lead", "Usain Bolt is in the lead" or other cases where it's pronounced that way.
by zik 9y ago
That still doesn't help with "I put my dog on his lead", "Usain Bolt is in the lead" or other cases where it's pronounced that way.
- hanoz 9y agoThey're the same lead though, i.e. the device with which you lead your dog.
- tacostakohashi 9y agoIsn't that a leash?
- bckygldstn 9y ago"Lead" and "leash" are used interchangeably in some (non-American) dialects of English.
- ClassyJacket 9y agoIt's a different word for the same thing. I hear leash in American TV shows but in Australia we call it a lead.