Reading the tea leaves

When you predict gossip.

Typically used in conjunction with “spill the tea”

Alternate version “Reading the spilled tea leaves”

I can’t believe you knew about all that gossip before she spilled the tea, you were reading the tea leaves for sure

by hey__suburbia May 22, 2021

Leave Ohara Out of It

Phrase used in certain parts of Delaware county to combat cognitive dissonance. Typically used in retaliation when facts are laid out that combat elements of an individuals masculinity or self identity. For example, a St. Eugene’s kid that feels uncomfortable about going to Ohara instead of Bonner for any number of reasons might tell his friend - rather than saying “fuck off danny” - “leave ohara out of it Danny.”

My parents both voted for Biden and are members at overbrook country club , that’s our issue. But leave ohara out of it you pussy.

by boss hamilton August 07, 2022

Leaving school age

The age you don't have to go to school

I'm finally going to be at the Leaving school age

by 459395 March 07, 2022

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by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 28, 2025

I WIll Have TO Smack YOur Back And Leave It Out On Seen

I WIll Have TO Smack YOur Back And Leave It Out On Seen

I WIll Have TO Smack YOur Back And Leave It Out On Seen

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim April 26, 2025

Dabbling with the devils leaves

An unnecessary/fancy way of saying you are smoking weed

"Hey Bobby what you up to?"

"Hey Dave, I'm just Dabbling with the devils leaves."

by CJRTheFirst August 20, 2023

Cultural leaving experience

When an American boy tries to use Aussie slang

Dude had a cultural leaving experience in planning an ice cream park date for this Sunday afternoon

by Sponsored by van leeuwen June 18, 2022