Leap of Faith

A huge 2 story ledge next to a large double set that only one skater, Jamie Thomas, has ever landed.

The Leap of Faith is a sick spot, but I would only try it if I had a death wish.

by Ricky Benda June 2, 2005

leap of faith

when a penis penetrates a vagina in a flying leap and the dick-dick fits perfectly into the vagina in a flying leap without fracturing it and your faith is rewarded

harry took a leap of faith and missed and fracture his penis #rippenis

by vagina360 September 22, 2016

leap frog

A leap frog is a person in a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship who uses their current boyfriend/girlfriend to "leap frog" to a potentially better, more attractive, or more popular boyfriend/girlfriend.

Leap frogging can be considered a form of betrayal and infidelity.

Hunt: Janine dumped me yesterday.
Sean: Ouch, harsh.
Hunt: I think she was just using me to leap frog. I saw her holding hands with another guy just today.

by Hunter Wilson April 25, 2006

leap frog

Similar to the child's game except that anus' are exposed and open. When jumping person to person the penis is stuck into the anus'

See capturing the Friedmans....When Ren got bored with teaching his 1st gtade class, he decided to make them play leap frog with him.

by Imoja and max.biatch August 8, 2004

ass leap

1. sleeping

2. To overcome an obstacle with great success.

3. To leap over a buttocks.

1. I'm ass-leap.

2. I ass leaped that assignment, and I'm sure to get an A.

3. Let me ass leap that ass. yeaaaaaaah.

by Jesse C. January 10, 2008

Leap Beer

When you go to the bar intending to have just one beer and end up drinking four.

Fred looks up from his empty glass to see his best pal walk in, "I guess this is gonna be a Leap Beer."

by Stiffygal June 26, 2012

leap of logic

1. Taking conclusions without enough supporting premises (or even no supporting premises at all)
2. Forcing two irrelevant shits to be related

List of logical leaps:
1. Cocoklogi (non causa pro causa/questionable cause fallacy)
2. Black and white/either-or/false dilemma
3. Being overdramatic (a.k.a. Slippery Slope and Strawman)
4. Argument from ignorance (we don't know X, therefore X is wrong)
5. Hasty generalization

Whoa, both the Left and the Right are the experts of mental gymnastics and leap of logic!

by Sir. B November 20, 2021