flee to London

To experience so much fear and dissatisfaction that you literally flee the country. Primarily used by those persecuted for consistently inciting violence and generally being wildly unpopular. Most people who flee to London also write a book about it.

Can also be used to describe a desire to escape any uncomfortable situation.

Andy Ngo was so afraid of the city of Portland that he decided to flee to London to escape persecution for being a fascist.

I am so frustrated by this class. I think I will flee to London.

by kenoshabrick March 3, 2021

Flee-Unit

A byproduct of G-Unit.

"Flee-Unit son." "You in this?!?"

by Hollaback1212 January 6, 2009

busted flee

ugly-faced female

Jovan: Sit next to me
Tomas: I can’t there are assigned seats at this thing. Have you met my date?
Jovan: I’m surprised you came

Fiona: Damn, Tomas is here with some busted flee

by williet hughnot August 19, 2023

Flee Map

"Flee Map" Essay Organizer. This is a hybrid map that combines the Flow Map with the Tree Map to create a graphic organizer that can be used prior to writing an essay. Students write their thesis statement, topic sentences, and concluding sentence in the corresponding boxes.

Why are you still reading this?

Ex: I'm going to use a flee map to help orginize my essay.

by Letoura April 21, 2020

flee-bagger

Any member of a political party who believes that the best way to solve important issues or fight the opposition is to run away.

In Wisconsin the State Police were sent to find the flee-bagger Democrats who ran away rather than stay and do their job.

by Saint Clovis March 20, 2011

flee on fluffy

When you flee meaning your swag on point and on fluffy means your chubby so you look good but you chubby

Damn she flee on fluffy

by Sosalynn23 May 30, 2016

Flee to France

Universal considered to be sign of abdication.

Mary and her husband invaded to depose James II who decided to flee to France.

by Jimbo II November 14, 2021