verb
Gaming Slang
leash
· verb · gaming
Helping your jungler chunk their first camp without stealing the kill.
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At the start of the game, laners walk into the jungle and throw a few hits at the jungler's first camp so it clears faster — but pull off before the killing blow so the jungler gets the XP. Sets up a faster, healthier clear.
“Leash my red buff bot side and I'll have a gank up by level three.”
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A 'full leash' means staying until the camp's nearly dead; a 'soft leash' is just a couple of hits before you peel back to lane.
“Give me a full leash on raptors, I'm low on the early clear.”
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leash In A Sentence
Leash my red buff bot side and I'll have a gank up by level three.
Give me a full leash on raptors, I'm low on the early clear.
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What does leash mean in League of Legends?
To leash means helping your jungler damage their first camp without stealing the kill, so they clear it faster.
How do you use leash in a sentence?
For example: "Can you leash me at red before you head to lane?"
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