leed
/liːd/Definitions
1. verb
to supply (a building, etc.) with the necessary services, such as lighting, heating, and power, in accordance with a specified standard.
“The building was designed to leed certified, which would help the company save money on its energy bills.”
2. noun
a building or structure that is designed to meet a certain standard of energy efficiency, as measured by the leed rating system.
“The new office building is a leed platinum building, which is a testament to the company’s commitment to sustainability.”
3. verb
to direct or guide (a person or animal) with a leash.
“The dog was leed by its owner as they walked through the park.”
4. noun
a small quantity of something, especially a liquid.
“The doctor gave the baby a small leed of medicine to help with its cough.”