leash law
noun [C]Definition
› a law in many US cities and towns that says people must keep their dogs on a leash when they are outside their homeRules and laws
(Definition of leash law noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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- antitrust adjective
- binding adjective
- blue law noun
- canon noun (STANDARD)
- code of practice noun
- dead letter noun (LAW/AGREEMENT)
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