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leite

Means milk in Portuguese. Also used as a last name in Portuguese families.

Wow Andrew Leite is a savage bro!

by Margret Alburnam January 24, 2018


Leite

Portugese word for milk. Is also screamed out loud randomly to assert dominance and scare enemys

"You see that guy? He just kept shouting LEITE"

by Sick roast November 17, 2018

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leit

cake, or cake flavoring

"I like leit."

by Mary December 6, 2003

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Pulling a Leites

Pulling a Leites is an expression used to define a person (or animal) that will just throw himself on his back when attacked by an opponent (or a predator in case of an animal).

The first occurence of that particular act was discovered at the UFC 97 event, April 17th 2009, in Montrรฉal, Quรฉbec, Canada, when Thales Leites, and the champion Anderson Silva, fought for the title.

The only offense Mr Leites could create was... to throw himself on his back in front of his opponent !

I just pulled a Leites on my couch, and I'm watching TV.

After taking a dozen shooters, Amy pulled a Leites on us, and we had to drag her home.

I was so astonished I pulled a Leites in front of her !

I saw him, getting one or two shots to the face, then I saw him pulling a Leites !

by Indralia April 29, 2009

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