A verb from an old language that nobody can completely decipher, but mimics English. Scholars predict that it spoke to the lifespan of a leaf. Leaves change colors and then fall, so it must mean something along the lines of growing up or changing. Although, there has been at least one crackpot theory undoubtedly made by a stressed college student at 3 AM, that stated that the verb meant literally turning into a leaf.
"I need to leaf," she affirmed.
A table with parts that extend on each end to fit more people during a thanksgiving dinner but defies proper grammar
Amanda: Pull the leaf out
Dylan: Which one?
Amanda: Both
Dylan: That's leafs
A tobacco leaf and a preference of smoking
Stoner 1: How do you smoke?
Stoner 2: I smoke leaves and woods.
Stoner 1: Like a leaf off the ground? o.O
Stoner 2: Nah like a tobacco leaf you probably a Fed.
Leaf is a very adventurous fox, always going on new adventures and writing in his notebook. He is canonically married to a wonderful person named Noyo. Leaf is very fluffy.
no examples of Leaf for you <3
verb: to test maple syrup on various different foods.
the new ketchup
man, I leafed this cottage cheese, and it is fantastic
I am going to leaf my pizza and see how it is.
When there is shit between two or more vegans/vegetarians
Girl 1: Girl whats the leaf between sionnan, moo, lenny and bails?
GIrl 2: Shit yeah its a mess, bails tried saying sionnan was attention seeking and then shit went down from there
Girl 1: wow those vegan girls are so problematic, sionnan and lenny are my favorite though
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Another name for weed or cannabis
Synonyms: Devil’s lettuce
Time for a quick hit of the Jamaican Maple Leaf!