let

a shortening of the saying "let it be" and also derived from the Norwegian pronunciation of "easy," it means "ease up," "chill" or "take it easy."

"Did that guy just cut me off? I'm going to kill him!"
"Let, sweetie, let. He's just trying to get to the airport on time."

by lilajane June 25, 2009

letted

the past tense of let

i letted the dog out already

by asda July 3, 2006

Let it in

The female equivalent of "getting it in."

Nora wants to let it in with that guy over there!

by Saralanamoshbchs13 December 2, 2010

Let on

To initiate a conversation, or greet a person you pass in the street

Random person walking in the street: Howdy
Barry: Dude, why'd he let on to you then?
Gary: Hell if I know, just keep going

by Otajon May 2, 2012

LETS

An acronym for Local Exchange Trading Systems or Local Economy Trading Scheme - LETS are local community-based mutual aid networks in which people exchange all kinds of goods and services with one another, without the need for money.

LETS Link-UK, is the online site providing information, support and training to individuals or groups wishing to create their own LETS group in the United Kingdom of Great Britain.

by Technoterri July 28, 2005

lets on

When a person only allows others to see a certain side of themselves.

I think that there is more to him than he lets on.

by II LilX November 7, 2017

letted

the past tense of let

i letted the dog out already

by eres fdsf July 4, 2006