2 definitions by Lea Far
(verb) {pronounced like "lease" can be conjugated like any other verb ending in a silent (or magic)- e. {other verb forms: lised, lising. - obviously pronounced "leased" and "leasing" respectively
definition: the act of NOT getting a divorce for one or many reasons. Reason(s) may include, but is/are not limited to:
1). one of the the two is not aware that the other wants a divorce
2). not having anywhere else to go/live
3). not being able to afford the rent/mortgage somewhere else
4). both parties involved want to keep the house for financial reasons but can not afford it on their own
5). for the kids
6). there are no other romantic partners available for one or both of the people involved or they do not think they can do any better
7). one or both parties involved have just given up on themselves and/or life and have resigned themselves to being unhappy
8.). for the sex
9). stupidity
10). tax purposes
11). etc., etc., etc
definition: the act of NOT getting a divorce for one or many reasons. Reason(s) may include, but is/are not limited to:
1). one of the the two is not aware that the other wants a divorce
2). not having anywhere else to go/live
3). not being able to afford the rent/mortgage somewhere else
4). both parties involved want to keep the house for financial reasons but can not afford it on their own
5). for the kids
6). there are no other romantic partners available for one or both of the people involved or they do not think they can do any better
7). one or both parties involved have just given up on themselves and/or life and have resigned themselves to being unhappy
8.). for the sex
9). stupidity
10). tax purposes
11). etc., etc., etc
No way she can afford that house with our her man. I wonder how long she will lise him before she actually files.
I heard our neighbors are getting divorced. I spoke to the husband last October and he was ready then. Guess he lised her for the last eight or nine months since he couldn't afford an apartment.
I heard that Beth finally kicked Raymond out. Seems as though she was just lising him for the sex, but when that went sour, there was nothing left that she wanted from him.
I heard our neighbors are getting divorced. I spoke to the husband last October and he was ready then. Guess he lised her for the last eight or nine months since he couldn't afford an apartment.
I heard that Beth finally kicked Raymond out. Seems as though she was just lising him for the sex, but when that went sour, there was nothing left that she wanted from him.
by Lea Far June 9, 2022
1. adj. -a word describing someone, most likely a woman*, who is acting CUNTY and BITCHY at the same time
*While it is usually reserved for a woman, it does not have to be used solely for their gender or even their species. (see "c" below)
*While it is usually reserved for a woman, it does not have to be used solely for their gender or even their species. (see "c" below)
a.). Her husband asked her for a divorce, so now she's acting all cutchy to him and everyone she sees today.
b.). That cutchy wench just spilled her drink on my brand new, white blouse, looked at me, rolled her eyes, and then stomped away like it was my fault.
c.). Did you see what your cat just did to me? She saw I was sitting in her seat on the couch and proceeded to jump up here and spray her scent on me! Is she always that cutchy???
b.). That cutchy wench just spilled her drink on my brand new, white blouse, looked at me, rolled her eyes, and then stomped away like it was my fault.
c.). Did you see what your cat just did to me? She saw I was sitting in her seat on the couch and proceeded to jump up here and spray her scent on me! Is she always that cutchy???
by Lea Far June 8, 2022