Let Mignon

“Lay- Mingyon”

A person that thinks highly of themselves, although most of their actions consistently prove otherwise.

A “Lame” or incompetent person.

Pronounced like Filet Mignon.

Man that dude is freakin lame or that, no body noticed? “He ain’t lame, he’s Let Mignon.”

by SiXGiii April 20, 2024

Not letting them lie to you about it

That's the REAL problem.

Hym "The REAL problem isn't the retard sex cult. It's not the pedophile sex island. It's not the fat-cocks stealing AI from the person who called into question their monopoly. It's NOT LETTING THEM LIE TO YOU ABOUT IT! That's what they think the real problem is. ME not letting them lie about it. And their shills using a faux incredulity to cover for them."

by Hym Iam July 12, 2025

If That Is Your Partner Then Let Me Haunted House Because Crystal Chandeliers Hang

If That Is Your Partner Then Let Me Haunted House Because Crystal Chandeliers Hang

If That Is Your Partner Then Let Me Haunted House Because Crystal Chandeliers Hang

by TheSpartanicaOfAnyHellstromu3e March 22, 2025

National let Faisal Fiddle Month

During the month of November, you allow your friend named Faisal the ability to fiddle for fun.

Oh wow, It's national let Faisal Fiddle Month!

by The Purple One Tells All November 15, 2023

LET ME NUT PLEASE!

Begging to release climax, cum etc. (Males)

Man: "LET ME NUT PLEASE!"
Woman: "No."

by BigBrackBroi💔👿 April 9, 2025

Let’s get a snack.

Code that me and my cousin made up for when we want to discuss something but don’t want anyone to hear.

Me: “Hey, is there any new drama with {insert youtuber}?”
My cousin: “yeah, let’s get a snack.”
-both leave to somewhere more private-

by Too tired for this August 3, 2021

Let It Soak

Based off the Mormon of “Soaking”. “Let it soak” is a term used In golf, "soaking" refers to leaving the flagstick in the hole while putting, rather than removing it. This term is informally used when a player asks their playing partner whether they should take the flag out or leave it in. For instance, one golfer might ask, "Do you want me to pull the pin?" and the other could respond, "No, let it soak," indicating they prefer to keep the flagstick in place while making their putt. Keeping the flagstick in the hole can offer advantages in terms of visual reference or helping with alignment, depending on the player's preference or the specific conditions of the putt.

“Hey Chaddy, you want me to pull the pin? Nah, let it soak.”

by H.B. Mason April 18, 2024