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Leave it in 

The guy leaves his dick inside his woman after he's ejaculated. Depends on the each individual but personally I love it. To stay feeling connected after sex.
When you've finished having some good sex and the guy just doesn't wanna get out of you and leaves his dick inside. Can also be used to express 'leave it in music' i.e hot steamy RnB tunes that you just have to make out too.
Leave it in by XBOX360GirlUK August 21, 2011
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Leave it in and leave 

To have sex with your girl and leave as soon as possible.
I went to Barbie's house last night and had to leave it in and leave so I could go out with the boys.
Leave it in and leave by Ferg/Temp January 24, 2010

leave it in 2016 

A thing all fake ugly ass youtuber's are jumping on and ranting about how awful 2016 was and things that need to be left in that year, but bitch yall ugly, drop that location becuz yall Hippocrates, fake n stupid fite me ugly asses my knawledge n highlight boutta blind ur weak ass.
*Insert Terrible Youtuber*: (cue Royalty-Free Music annoying overused ukulele song) Hey guys, so today we are going to rant about things that we should leave it in 2016

Me in the background: See, this what we finna not do

leave it in the sun 

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she got that leave it in 

When a female's pussy feels so good you abandon all reason and release your baby batter all up in her vagina.
So how was your date with Ashley last night?

She's alright but more importantly she got that leave it in!

Damn, Ash really got that leave it in?
Hell yeah brotha I filled her to the brim
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