leadership

Being second guessed by every smart little twat with a mouth.

Leadership involves you being constantly second guessed by all those twat underlings.

by dickstorm April 3, 2015

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Future Business Leaders of America

A derisive term for WASPy young privileged white people in their 20s and early 30s, generally wealthy and Republican. Oftentimes finance bros.

A: Let's go to that cool bar in Williamsburg tonight.

B: Nah, on weekends it's full of Future Business Leaders of America.

by Gregoryg June 4, 2016

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4th Gen Leaders

8 Sexy Pirates under Kq Entertainment Named Ateez the only 4th gen leaders in the kpop industry

WHO ARE THE 4TH GEN LEADERS?? ATEEZ OFC
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by Markleesblkgf September 6, 2021

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Leaper-Creeper

A person who uses someone as a way to stalk or gauge interest in someone else.

"He asked me to hang out, then left me by myself while he was staring at this other chick."

"Dude, what a leaper-creeper!"

by duganga September 13, 2011

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crotch loader

One who gives other a handjob.

"Due, my girlfriend is a total crotch loader".

by Pooty Applewater April 9, 2007

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front-end loader

Hollowing out the end of a cigarette, removing the tobacco and replacing it with cannabis.

I didn't have my bong or some rolling papers, so I did a front-end loader with a borrowed smoke.

by anonymous July 26, 2013

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An alternative lifestyle and culture founded in 2010 by the students of Penrith High School. It is frequently celebrated by the students with traditional greetings such as "Leadership!" or affirming the suggestion of leadership with, "Mmm, yeah, leadership." Other variations of this theme have since emerged, and are all regarded as canonical.

Leadership, in this context, can be used as a noun, or even as a verb or adjective.

Ryan: Are you applying for student leadership?
Sean: Leadership?
Ryan: Yeah, leadership.

Imogen: You free this weekend?
Hamish: Sorry bro, I'm leadershippin'.

Geeth: Man, that's so… leadership.
Agilan: Mmm, yeah, leadership.

by LeadershipFiend June 9, 2011

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