Pronunciation: /liːv wɜːrd/
noun a word or message left for someone when they are not available
A1 When you leave word with me, I will make sure to pass it along to the boss.
A2 Please leave word at the front desk if you need to reach me while I'm out.
B1 I left word with my neighbor to feed my cat while I'm on vacation.
B2 Before you go, be sure to leave word about any important updates with the team.
C1 She always leaves word with her assistant before going on business trips.
C2 It is crucial to leave word with the authorities if you witness a crime.
verb to inform someone by leaving a message or word
A1 Please leave word with the receptionist if you need to speak with me.
A2 I always leave word with my neighbor when I go on vacation.
B1 If I'm not home, just leave word on my voicemail and I'll get back to you.
B2 She asked me to leave word with her assistant about the meeting schedule.
C1 The manager instructed us to leave word with the HR department for any urgent matters.
C2 Before leaving for the day, make sure to leave word with your colleagues about any pending tasks.
formal Please make sure to leave word with the receptionist if you will be out of the office.
informal Hey, don't forget to leave word with someone if you're not gonna make it to the party.
slang Yo, make sure you leave word with your boss before taking off early.
figurative Sometimes it's better to leave word unsaid rather than causing unnecessary conflict.
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