take the L sToOpId

Take the L sToOpId means that your basically saying HA! YOU LOST!! TAKE THE LOSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

TAKE THE L STOOPID. (Jobany beat Jennifer in a game of cup pong, and Jobany used to word(s) TAKE THE L STOOPID)

by Helga.Has.Entered.The.Chat February 23, 2019

You either give the L, Or live long enough to take the L

Just like the movie “The dark knight rises”

But instead you need to give people the L if not one day you will be on the receiving end of it

Hey man “you either give the L, Or live long enough to take the L“

by marksf March 27, 2022

Take the Leash Off

To let go of all restraints or inhibitions especially with respect to physical activities or sports.

If a fan sees that an athlete is holding back or could use some encouragement he might yell out: "Take the leash off Huey!"

My girlfriend is usually pretty restrained in bed, but not last night. She really took the leash off!

by climbert August 24, 2009

Take the late bus

to ditch a school event of some kind and talk shit about bitches

"dude, i hate bitchy people"

"Ohmigod, I know, lets go take the late bus"

"totally"

by girlygirl726678 October 30, 2009

Take the Leather Line

To walk somewhere. It's a play on a bus or train line name.

Person A: How are you gonna get there if your car broke down
Person B: I'll take the leather line

by DoubleDDestroyer January 28, 2025

take out the ladder

In the sims2 game, if the player has installed a swimming pool after which the player removes the ladder but leaves the diving board, the sim will jump in the pool and not be able to get out, subsequently their energy will zero out and they will die. Synonomous with setting someone up to remove themselves instead of doing the wetwork and unnecessarily exposing themselves to prosecution.

Q. Hey, what you going to do about all the skimming your people are doing?
A. I know who is doing it and I'm gonnna take out the ladder on them.

by bad news January 15, 2005

Take me to the lighthouse

To help the lady orgasm

"Hey mister, will you skip the pleasantries and just take me to the lighthouse?"

Made famous in Jaws 2, when the girl asked her new friend to leave the party and go straight to the lighthouse.

by JoTony July 9, 2014