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Leab
A mixture of vodka, cough syrup, coca-cola, and cocaine that will get the user very high. Infamous for the death of four fraternity pledges in 1987. Also known as Texas Slush.
Dude, there’s gonna be Leab at the party tonight, wanna come?
No thanks, I heard it’s really dangerous.
No thanks, I heard it’s really dangerous.
Leab by HubertSwaggins March 24, 2022
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Leab • Leaba • leabe • leabeejekek • leabelle • leabert • Leabeth • Leabhart • Leabian • leabiancrocodile
Leab
Someone who doesn't know what leab means. It's a very meta word, because the only way to know what it means is to not be one.
It can be used to taunt, as you can only call someone a leab if they don't know what leab means, which can be frustrating.
It can be used to taunt, as you can only call someone a leab if they don't know what leab means, which can be frustrating.
Leab by Theantileab April 3, 2013
Leaba
Leaburn
Leaburn by Dixsoutforharambe September 4, 2016
Leabhart
Leabhart by adrian bradley November 30, 2009
Leabian
Leabian by NotTheFirstLeabian May 28, 2017
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