Leased IP

A leased IP, is an IP address you get from an ISP, that is in use, though the ISP company states other wise.

When you have a leased IP, there will be an IP address conflict, resulting in network connection loss.

A company gives you a leased ip, and the address is already in use by a Cisco IP phone. Both devices cannot use the address at the same time. Resulting in problems with your IP connection.

by X0rbit April 18, 2009

Friend-in-Lease

Friends of your roommates that you never hang out with except through them. More than acquaintance, but less than a real friend.

Man, I can't call Tiffany. She's your friend. She's only my friend-in-lease.

by Dave R October 9, 2005

leaster

/lēst-ûr/
Playing a game where the point totals are reversed. You try to get the least amount of points instead of the most.

We are playing a leaster game of cribbage. I am slaughtering him with 40 points to his 80.

by FZ1Moto October 31, 2013

Leasie

Likes to hangout with multiple boys that play games and doesn't mind being the only female in a group. Likes to play rhythm games like Osu! also likes to play minecraft with at least 1 friend.
Hysterically laughs randomly when at least 3 or more people are in a call and aren't talking.

Leasie is a name so use it as a name.

by NeoHaru26 November 23, 2018

Jewish Lease

When someone purchases something in order to use it for 1-2 days, then returns it, only to purchase a newer model/version in 3-6 months to use and return again; thus essentially using the item and future upgrades for free.

You know that tent I bought last weekend? I returned it today, and I'm buying a newer model next time I go camping and returning it again.

Oy vey what a Jewish lease!

by XxMassiveSavingsxX November 14, 2015

lend lease act

Once again your mathematics is proved to be poor.


more industrial goods than the rest of the world= more than half of the total output


more than half of the total output=above 50%

40 is not above 50%

It also fails to justify stealing as much from Britain as is possible. Ignoring the moral aspects, it would have been better for Britain to reached a peace agreement or even surrendered. Of course should Britain have fallen or reached a peace agreement, the soviet union, and then the united states would be next. The US could stand up to Germany, sure. The whole of Europe and the soviet union? I'm sure that the phrase 'No chance in hell' is american in origin.

You are free to consider it waccy baccy, but it is generally called imperialism. You know, that thing that the united states tried at the end of the nineteenth century by trying to conquer some third world Latino countries, but failing and paying Spain $20 mil for their shitty little empire. Usually, a country can maintain an empire for centuries. The united states, although intending to be harsh on the peoples it conquered , couldn't hold them for a decade (with the exception of the small islands). Had this not been such a fuck up on the part of the united states, I’m sure you’d be gloating about it with all the pomp and circumstance that would be typical of the praise of any American success, no matter how minor.

I guess manifest destiny didn't get a chance to work its' magic like the mexican or French owned places that are now a part of the united states.

by Kung-Fu Jesus June 9, 2004

Leased out

Stressed, tired, hungover or mentally out of it (or a mix of any or all of the above).

Her: "Hey, are you okay? You seem distant."
Me: "I'm still leased out from the weekend"

by Wayne Rama September 21, 2003