cleavesdrop
To covertly look at a womans cleavage without her knowledge. Derived from 'cleavage' and 'eavesdrop'.
cleavesdrop by waynething2 September 16, 2007
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cleavesdropping
Positioning oneself so close to a female or group of females, that you can actually peer deep down into their cleavage!
Last night we were clubbing and cleavesdropping all the fine women sporting hot summer tees. So fine!
cleavesdropping by Mozie1960 June 13, 2008
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Leavesdrop
Leavesdrop by Princess100 December 12, 2012
leavesdropping
To read someone’s tea leaves, coffee grounds, wine residue or other sediment for the purpose of prediction without permission.
Origin: Tea with Annie.
Origin: Tea with Annie.
leavesdropping by teawithannie.com May 9, 2018
cheavesdrop
when you catch a glimpse - (deliberately or not) of someone's online chat. Sometimes they have been discussing you. Usually in a bad way.
1. My sister Mary had been chatting to her bff and forgot to log
off when she went to the bathroom. I cheavesdropped and saw she had been dissing me!
2. At the net cafe I did a cheavesdrop on the guy next to me and saw his romantic conversation with his lover
off when she went to the bathroom. I cheavesdropped and saw she had been dissing me!
2. At the net cafe I did a cheavesdrop on the guy next to me and saw his romantic conversation with his lover
cheavesdrop by demicrime January 8, 2010
leavesdropping
Da telltale loosening and allowing to fall of individual foliage-units from a tree in which you're hiding in an effort to spy on someone below you; da random sprinklings of said released chlorophyll-bearers will likely alert even a mildly-observant surveillance-target dat he is currently not "alone with his thoughts", but has company from above.
There was nobody underneath da tree-limb dat George McFly was perching on to perform his "peeping Tom" routine through Lorraine's Baines's window, so even if there had been a bit of resulting leavesdropping, George's lecherous shenanigans would still likely have gone unnoticed.
leavesdropping by QuacksO January 27, 2023
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