Leave Natalie Alone

A final warning to leave someone alone

Leave Natalie alone, you are making her feel unsafe by asking her questions like that. No really leave her alone she does not want to talk to you she is not interested. She is going to call the police if you dont leave her alone.

by FolgersMan February 11, 2025

leaves in the gutter

Putting a wad of toilet paper in your butt crack to absorb a shart or blowout.

I feel a shart coming on….put some leaves in the gutter to absorb that shart!

by The KI girls April 3, 2025

If I was the president that just wanted to do anything... I would just leave him there.

OK, so, you going to bring him back then. You're not the president that just does whatever, therefore, you're not going to just leave him there. I mean, AFTER you make those fucking tech retards pay me but yeah. That is what the words you said meant just there.

Trump "If I was the president that just wanted to do anything... I would just leave him there."

Hym "Ok... You see how you're trying to just leave him there, right? Like, you're claiming you're not the guy and then you are doing the thing that is commensurate with being the guy... So, bring him back. Pay me first AND NOT UNTIL but... There you go! You said you'd do the thing."

by Hym Iam April 30, 2025

leave! the door

telling someone to leave or get out, the door indicating walk out the door.

someone irrelevant: *walks in*
samantha: leave! the door *points to door*

by hmmmm...🤣 June 11, 2019

leave

a name for stray kids(kpop group) antis. since stray kids fans are called STAY, antis are called LEAVE, because we don’t want you to stay.

person 1: “why does that person hate stray kids so much?”
person 2: “cause they’re a leave.”

by nsjdrjejenejskskskdjdjdjdjdjdj January 6, 2022

reverse irish leave

An announcement of leaving only to linger longer.

John was annoyed that Jane stayed so long at his party after disrupting the guests with overly dramatic, attention-starved antics like hugging, high-fives and other reverse irish leave moves.

by wordplayerhater May 18, 2009

Take French leave

To leave someone without saying goodbye

"When they found that our masters were too vigilant for them, they take French leave of us, and ran along the beach with incredible swiftness..."

by Voortrekker June 25, 2024