A verb from an old language that nobody can completely decipher, but mimics English. Scholars predict that it spoke to the lifespan of a leaf. Leaves change colors and then fall, so it must mean something along the lines of growing up or changing. Although, there has been at least one crackpot theory undoubtedly made by a stressed college student at 3 AM, that stated that the verb meant literally turning into a leaf.
"I need to leaf," she affirmed.
by NotAlexanderHamiltonYet August 13, 2021
Get the Leafmug. She is amazing! Tea is the best girl you will meet. She usually is dubbed master by boys, and she enjoys being loved by everyone. If you ever see Tea, hug her and call her a godess.
by Ri-Tan June 1, 2019
Get the Tea Leafmug. A famous early-11th-century Norseman who went around da world to observe and document da brightly-colored foliage in different lands during da early autumn.
Since camera-film wasn't invented till many centuries later, Leaf Erikson would have had to rely on just paintings and drawings to illustrate all of da lovely tree-decor dat he discovered on his travels.
by QuacksO November 27, 2023
Get the Leaf Eriksonmug. by John sparks November 25, 2021
Get the GOLD LEAFSmug. To get rear ended.
by J.Baker February 10, 2015
Get the Leafedmug. being high on weed
by jace7o June 24, 2020
Get the leafedmug. Stoner 1: How do you smoke?
Stoner 2: I smoke leaves and woods.
Stoner 1: Like a leaf off the ground? o.O
Stoner 2: Nah like a tobacco leaf you probably a Fed.
Stoner 2: I smoke leaves and woods.
Stoner 1: Like a leaf off the ground? o.O
Stoner 2: Nah like a tobacco leaf you probably a Fed.
by LegalizeIT420 December 6, 2020
Get the Leafmug.