When I see "bully from---" in a dictionary, I will let it go.

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Person 343: When I see "bully from---" in a dictionary, I will let it go.

by LeSouffleDeVersailles February 7, 2025

Let the noodle slide

To engage in sexual intercourse with a minimum of one penis involved.

“Hey bro, how’d your date go? Did she let the noodle slide?”

by Noodle slider May 4, 2018

<.7.9.7.6.>Come On Baby, Let Me Lately<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Come On Baby, Let Me Lately<.7.9.7.6.>

<.7.9.7.6.>Come On Baby, Let Me Lately<.7.9.7.6.>

by Adujasty343 May 24, 2025

Let me finish my fate

When someone has to finish something before they do something else

Wife:"Babe we're getting a divorce" Husband: "Let me finish my fate"

by StarkDanger February 17, 2025

Come on guys lets be friends now

The sentence "Come on guys lets be friends now" originated from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. its a sentence you say after bullying someone, and when they talk smack back to you you say that sentence. its basically a way to play victim when you are obviously in the wrong.

PonyRider2002: hey leon you fucking suck at the game hang yourself
Leon: hey why would you say that?
PonyRider2002: come on guys lets be friends now

by sninky3 January 16, 2018

Let it flow

let’s vape flow down her titties

She let it flow right in front of me

by Nicky balzack August 30, 2023

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