heavy lean

When you are so drunk you are leaning on anything you can find or can manage you.

I was so drunk I was doing the heavy lean on the table, counter and walls.

by We have all been there August 13, 2022

Jonnie Lean in

Whilst playing table tennis a server will lean over the table in an attempt to gain a greater angle whilst serving the ball.

Warren completed a Jonnie Lean in to get a greater advantage whilst serving.

by The Rough December 03, 2013

Jockin' that 'Lean

To haul chlorine around. To move large quantities of chlorine.

A pool boy typically spends most of his day Jockin' that 'Lean.

by Saucelord808 July 02, 2021

Dick Lean

Giving another person or sometimes and inanimate object an extra intimate hug. And when you do, you straddle the target area with one or more leg so that your dick region, or where a pen15 object may grow or where one used to grow, or where you want to grow one, physically rubs up against your significant item. It is literally the opposite of a one arm- ass-out hug, and it is also meant to be the exact opposite. You want your sausage in their pocket, and you want them to know it is there, and you care.

I hadn't seen Stu in years, and I missed him. So, I went in for a loving dick lean. And to my surprise and joy, he dick leaned me back! We just stood their and leaned in some more.

by Karl Hungus February 05, 2023

Leanned

When a person can make you laugh just by thinking of them or something they have done or said the past.

That person is a Leanned.
I hope to be remembered as a Leanned.

by TippTown April 17, 2020

Midwest lean

When it’s windy near the Windy City and precipitation is in the atmosphere, you walk with your hood over your head, leaning forward to prevent the rain/sleet/snow from smacking you in your face.

It's not a bad snow, but it's so windy it's got you doing the Midwest lean. Hoods up, heads down!

by JosephPeterB November 22, 2024

Midwest lean

When it’s windy near the Windy City and precipitation is in the atmosphere, you walk with your hood over your head, leaning forward to prevent the rain/sleet/snow from smacking you in your face.

I's not a bad snow, but it's so windy it's got you doing the Midwest lean. Hoods up, heads down!

by JosephPeterB November 22, 2024