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Lead is the metal lead. It can also be related to the verb to lead.

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Leads, a term for metal miniature figures used in wargaming, which were once commonly made from an alloy of lead and tin.
Pencil lead, which is actually graphite but appears similar to oxidized lead metal
Sounding line or lead line ("the lead"), to measure water depth, in navigation
Tetraethyllead, the "lead" in leaded gasoline

The past tense of the verb to lead is led, pronounced . It is often misspelled as lead.

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With this pronunciation, "lead" generally means "first", "ahead", or "guide":

Lead, the amount of distance aimed in front of a moving target, also known as deflection
Lead compound, a chemical compound in drug discovery (not necessarily with lead the metal)
Lead (electronics), a metallic wire for electrical devices and equipment
LEAD (diode), a light-emitting and -absorbing diode
Waveforms lead, the same as phase shift
Lead (engineering)
Lead (geology), a subsurface feature with the potential to have entrapped oil or gas
Lead (sea ice), a temporary stretch of open water in pack ice
Lead-lag compensator, a component in a control system
Lead (steam engine), a valve timing parameter
Lead (railroad), a railroad track before or after the classification yard

Leading actor/actress
Lead and follow, the direction or guidance one dance partner communicates to the other

Lead instrument, such as lead guitar
- Lead, another term for a guitar solo performed by the lead guitar
- Lead, type of voice, or patch, in synthesizer, dedicated to play solo or melodic lines.
Lead sheet
Lead vocalist
Leading-tone or leading-note
Voice leading

Lead paragraph, the opening paragraph of an article
Lead (news) (or lede), the leading news story or leading part of a news story
News lead, a tip or clue that may lead to the uncovering of newsworthy information

LEAD Technologies, Inc.
Pay per lead, a method of marketing
Sales lead, a potential customer
Research Lead, a professional job title at a wide range of universities and medical centres for a lead scientist

Lead (leash)
Lead (tack)
Lead (leg), the leg that advances most in a quadruped's cantering or galloping stride

Lead, the first part of Hangul syllable, the same as syllable onset or "initial"
Lead off, in baseball, a baserunner's position from the base he occupies
Lead (band)
Lead, South Dakota (pronounced [li:d]), a city in the United States
Honda Lead, a scooter
Lead climbing
Lead (curling), a curling position

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