lead a chase



lead a chase

Also, lead a merry chase or dance . Mislead someone; waste someone's time. For example, Mary refuses to commit herself and is leading John a merry chase, or Harry led us all a dance; we were waiting at the hotel and he'd gone to the movies. [First half of 1500s]
See also: chase, lead

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
CintiaTHEEN-tyah (Spanish), SEEN-tyah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish, Hungarian
Kirsten['kə:stən]
JameyJAY-meeEnglish
Harsha-Indian, Kannada, Telugu, Sanskrit
MinttuMEENT-tooFinnish
DillonDIL-ənEnglish