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The act of showing up at someone’s house late at night, licking their cooter for a bit and then just leaving.
“I promise it’ll be quick, just a “lick and leave”.
something you say when someone not important says something or just their presence is near.
person not important - hey gu-
everyone else - leave! the door.
telling someone to leave or get out, the door indicating walk out the door.
someone irrelevant: *walks in*
samantha: leave! the door *points to door*
When you predict gossip.
Typically used in conjunction with “spill the tea”
Alternate version “Reading the spilled tea leaves”
I can’t believe you knew about all that gossip before she spilled the tea, you were reading the tea leaves for sure
An unnecessary/fancy way of saying you are smoking weed
"Hey Bobby what you up to?"
"Hey Dave, I'm just Dabbling with the devils leaves."
When an American boy tries to use Aussie slang
Dude had a cultural leaving experience in planning an ice cream park date for this Sunday afternoon
A term used in public safety when a colleague is out on administrative leave for a mental health evaluation/assessment.
Shannon is out on wobble head leave and expected to return next week.