(Noun) Created in the Irish Murray tribe of Clayton, the finger lean is a tradition only that of which devoted constituants of the Tribe can follow.
The Finger Lean is performed by the extention of the index finger on one hand, about 1 foot away from the face. This is followed by a lean into an opposing party and stern words of wisdom.
The Finger Lean is performed by the extention of the index finger on one hand, about 1 foot away from the face. This is followed by a lean into an opposing party and stern words of wisdom.
(Finger Lean) "I want you to know I never gave up hope."
"Watch out with his left hook."
"Good hustle."
"Don't look at my arms."
"Watch out with his left hook."
"Good hustle."
"Don't look at my arms."
by Smack Addict February 12, 2005