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lead (1)
- guide somebody: to show the way to others, usually by going ahead of them
- be the way somewhere: to be the route or direction that goes to a particular place or in a particular direction
- bring somebody or something: to bring a person or animal along with physical guidance, e.g. by holding the person's...
lead (2)
- chemical element: a heavy bluish gray metallic element that bends easily.
- graphite in pencil: a long thin stick of graphite used in a pencil for writing or drawing
- device for measuring depth: a weight on the end of a line used to measure the depth of water
- weight for fishing line: a lead weight used...
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