One thing lead to another

The phrase 'one thing lead to another' is typically used as an excuse to justify the act of having a one night stand with a complete stranger(s).

Jennifer: So I met this guy at this party, and we were having such a great time getting to know each other, and before we knew it one thing lead to another and ...
Lily: Did you get his name and number?
Jennifer: ...

by neilsonz January 27, 2009

Lead on

Some one who flirts, teases, and possibly kisses you and turns around and ignores you and has no interest in you anymore.

Emilee S. S.

Dude i was hanging with her all night and then she jst turned around and screwed me. It was a total lead on

by theboss55 May 2, 2010

9 grams of lead

The "final ration from the Soviet State", the 7.62mm bullet from a Tokarev TT-33 or Mosin-Nagant m1895 Revolver. The bullet weighs nine grams, so to be given nine grams of lead from the Soviet State is to be shot by an officer. This phrase was coined by Soviet soldiers in world war II when failing to carry out your duty or any sign of cowardice meant being shot in the head by your officer or commissar.

Also has some use today in Ukrainian Mafia circles, where the 7.62x25mm bullet is still used.

Simonov dropped his rifle in battle, so he was given 9 grams of lead.
Over 12,500 Soviet soldiers were given 9 grams of lead at Stalingrad.

by DRAC250 March 28, 2011

lead shower

an execution which involvs lineing up one or more victims against a wall and using a rapid fire weapon on full auto and emptying a full magazine into the line on people

gangster1: what do we do with this one
gangster2: line him up with the others,give em a lead shower

by spec.ops May 14, 2009

lead pipe massage

1)savage physical beating

2)verbal beating, scourned, read her/him the "riot act"

1)he/she got the lead pipe massage while he was walking home from work last night.

2)he/she got the lead pipe massage for being late for the meeting.

by WstLwnG March 3, 2009

Lead Blocker

A large person you follow behind to get to the front of a crowded bar. Similar to how a running back follows an offensive lineman in football.

Chris: I've been waiting in this line for like 10 minutes, how'd you get drinks so fast?

Geo: I used Duke's giant girlfriend, Stacey as my lead blocker to push to the front.

Chris: She's quite the battering ram.

by ckwon December 27, 2011

Leadersheep

Incompetent executives or management that completely lack creativity and try to follow what the rest of the industry has done and fails at most objectives. This is derived by combining the words leadership with sheep, the idea that sheep are stupid animals that only know how to follow, and the combination is to mock the term leadership.

The leadersheep always talking about automating things, but have no idea to support such efforts.

by ComStar1980s September 19, 2018