Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The forming of a leash (or lease) in the warp-threads in a loom between the warp-beam and the heddles.
  • noun Same as shaft-lashing.

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  • verb Present participle of leash.

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Examples

  • I wish I believed in leashing my children …. luckily they are so close in age and they are both girls, so they tend to travel in the same general directions.

    » Slow Down Strocel.com 2008

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

  • Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.

    Balkinization 2006

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