I'm gonna leave you to it

A phrase to escape, exit, or end conversation... used mostly for phone calls, work, and fleeting conversations.

Ok... OK... MOM OK!... Ok mom, I've gotta go... I'm gonna leave you to it.

Looks like you've got everything taken care of... I'm gonna leave you to it.

by jacprice January 17, 2017

M.O.L.L.E

MOLLE stands for MOdular. Light weight. Loadbearing. Equipment. Primarily used by Militaries in general, including The US Military, paramilitary orgainizations, as well as Private Military Corporation (PMC). Usually it has space for pouches, such as:Ammo pouches, dump pouches, Admin pouches, ID pouches Pistol Mag pouches, etc. The back has room for a Hydration Carrier, or specific back packs

Hey man, is that a new M.O.L.L.E. rig?
Dude i can't believe all the MOLLE space on this thing! I could put anything on it!
Forget this stupid chest rig!! I'm getting me some MOLLE!!!

by Cpt. Odo November 14, 2011

and I'm a leprechaun

A euphamism for bullshit. Usually said in a squeaky Irish accent.

Dude: Yea yesterday I got like, 10 chicks' numbers.
Kevin: And I'm a leprechaun!

by The Kevin August 30, 2005

I'm gonna let you finish

A way to let a person know their turn speaking is over.

"I'm so sick of your business. I pay my bill every month and all you do is rob me blind.."

"..and I'm gonna let you finish, but I'm going to step in here really quick."

by LittleJJ December 18, 2012

S M I L E : )

This is a hacked ROBLOX group and you should NEVER go to it. When you die in the pits of the group's games, the game will freeze. The thing is, if you request to join, then get accepted and play the group's games, it will be used as a keylogger and will store data.

There is no way I can put S M I L E : ) into a sentence, lol

by HiGuyzItzMeh October 5, 2020

s.m.i.l.e.

Smooch
me
i
love
'em

"s.m.i.l.e. justin!"

by Abbie Cupcake December 4, 2007

S.A.M.P.L.E.

Short acronym sometimes used by junior paramedics when doing a patient assessment. Stands for Signs and Symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past pertinent information, Last oral intake, and Events leading up.

Based on the report, the paramedic's secondary survey touched on all points of the S.A.M.P.L.E. acronym.

by Fudge911 December 10, 2009