Let the moths out

Hint to a tight arse that it is their turn to buy a round at the bar. It refers to a seldomly opened wallet or purse.

Come on Scrooge are you going to let the moths out.

by Blue Cawdrey November 18, 2004

Let Speak

a phrase commonly used which means to let out or disclose something. sometimes for information that one would rather not say or does not want to disclose.
to ask someone "whats wrong" in attempt to get them to tell you.

sometimes mistaken for "let's speak" which is entirely different.

e.g. 1-
girl: im not in a good mood at the moment,
guy: let speak!
girl: well today i was.........

e.g. 2-
i feel so much better that i 'let speak' today........

by no mafucker gets my name May 3, 2006

Let'z Shuby Doo

gettin it poppin, gettin freaky

Yo ma' Let'z Shuby Doo ;-)

by Big Papa Blunt'z February 4, 2009

let the dug see the rabbit

To obscure ones vision of a desired object

"let the dug see the rabbit eh?"e.g. yir mate walks in front o the telly when a crackin pair o paps appear oan a gorgeous babe

by Dr Giz April 10, 2009

Let me up, Dolly

a mild expletive of surprise, usually used to express response to the unexpected.

"You're having triplets? And they're mine? Well, let me up, Dolly!"

by h202 February 7, 2010

Let Em' Off

The Act Of Making The Motion Of Shooting A Gun With Your Hand Up In The Air In Excitement.

ahhh shit Duck Downs In The House Let Em' Off !

by King Tut Jr March 14, 2010

Let Put

To allow for the insertion or permission of something.

Jeff wants to park in Brian's spot, so Brian did him a favor and let put.

Brian did too much coke, he let put too much.

Alice didn't want to let put with Brian but he drugged her and let put anyways.

by b_gords March 22, 2010