let that be the reason

when someone says an excuse and you don't believe what they say. kind of like, "yea yea.. whatever"

Him: Damn the homies was rowdy as hell at the party..I was so tipsy I couldn't drive home.
Her: Aight, let that be the reason.

by beBs September 24, 2004

Let It Go

most popular song in the movie "Frozen" it is sung by Idina Menzel who plays Queen Elsa. Elsa sings this after revealing her powers and running away, afterwards she retreats inside an ice castle of her own creation and wears an awesome blue dress.

-before-
i wonder why this song is so popular...
-after-

LET IT GO! LET IT GO!

by yaoishipper123 June 4, 2014

Letting it rip

A sexual act in which one person sticks their butt in the air in such a way so that their anus is exposed while another person sticks a BeyBlade in the first person's anus by the tip and then proceeds to spin or "let rip" the BeyBlade.

"How'd it go with Stacy last night?"
"Dude, we went back to her place and were totally letting it rip!"

by RivalKyle September 21, 2016

let's roll

To do what you gotta do

You ready to go?...Let's Roll!

by gone July 31, 2003

lets go

a word used to describe the sudden impulse or emotion of excitement during a consequential time in life. It originated from a old wiseman who had nothing to live for but a long lost love by the name of tenis. It is used quite frequently when to persuade another human of the same or diffrernt sex, to intertake in the godly act of love making. It is commonly yelled and screamed and is always necessary and can be used at any time any place.

lets go
no big deal

by Sarah Ficklement March 28, 2008

let's do this

Usually said before a fight, or when an event is about to go down. You are wanting to be part of this event.

p1: Dude you called my cat a fucking heeb.
p2: Let's right, you wanna rumble over it aunt jemima?
p3: Fuck yea! Let's do this!

by kRaZyToM April 29, 2004

let off

Polite way your parents might enquire or announce if you've farted

Oh dear, father, I think Jeremy's let off again, open a window.

by David from Kingsbury November 4, 2003