ALL meanings of lead
lead
L l - transitive verb lead guide 1
- intransitive verb lead head 1
- transitive verb lead head, manage 1
- transitive verb lead command 1
- verbal expression lead cause, prompt 1
- intransitive verb lead direct 1
- transitive verb lead go ahead 1
- abbreviation LEAD live 1
- adjective lead principal 1
- adjective lead first; in front of others 1
- adjective lead American Football pass: made into space 1
- noun lead chemistry: element 1
- noun lead weight made of lead 1
- noun lead shot, bullets 1
- noun lead pencil: graphite 1
- noun lead printing: line spacing metal 1
- noun lead printing: line space 1
- noun lead first place 1
- noun lead margin 1
- noun lead competitor: in front of others 1
- noun lead clue, indication 1
- noun lead principal role 1
- noun lead journalism: introduction 1
- noun lead example 1
- abbreviation LEAD leadership 1
- noun lead cards: playing first 1
- noun lead cards: right to play first 1
- noun lead cards: suit played first 1
- noun lead electricity: connecting wire 1
- noun lead head start 1
- verb with object lead to cover, line, weight, treat, or impregnate with lead or one of its compounds. 1
- noun lead leash for a dog 1
- verb with object lead Printing. to insert leads between the lines of. 1
- intransitive verb lead go first 1
- verb with object lead to fix (window glass) in position with leads. 1
- intransitive verb lead be ahead of others 1
- verb without object lead to act as a guide; show the way: You lead and we'll follow. 1
- intransitive verb lead take the offensive 1
- verb without object lead to afford passage to a place: That path leads directly to the house. 1
- intransitive verb lead baseball: runner's movement 1
- verb without object lead to go first; be in advance: The band will lead and the troops will follow. 1
- intransitive verb lead guide dance partner 1
- verb without object lead to result in; tend toward (usually followed by to): The incident led to his resignation. One remark often leads to another. 1
- transitive verb lead influence 1
- verb without object lead to take the directing or principal part. 1
- transitive verb lead cards: play first 1
- verb without object lead to take the offensive: The contender led with a right to the body. 1
- transitive verb lead aim a gun 1
- verb without object lead Cards. to make the first play. 1
- transitive verb lead throw ball ahead of sb 1