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Lebronning 

1) (V.) The act of being part of a group or team, but being the only one actually doing anything.

2) The act of carrying a team or group on your back.
“Yah, she’s with Micheal and Phillip, we know she’ll have to be Lebronning that project if she wants a halfway decent grade.”

“Man, I’m sick of Lebronning this whole project - Marcie couldn’t even print off what I wrote!”
Lebronning by SneakySnake69 June 13, 2018
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LeBronning 

Verb. (Leh-brawn-een-g) The act of pulling one's hamstring; The event of cramping of one's hamstring.
"Somebody stretch him out! He is Lebronning!"

"His lack of water caused his hamstring to cramp up, therefore lebronning."
LeBronning by Anonymous9354 August 30, 2014

Reverse Lebroning 

When you take your talents from South Beach to Cleveland
“A company in Cleveland is offering me more money to leave Miami, so I’ll be Reverse Lebroning”

lebroning 

Faking an injuring, faking being hurt faking a foul.
I was dribbling to the hoop and was not touched but fell to the floor. Lebroning earned me a free throw shot.
lebroning by migos2 January 14, 2014

lebroning it

To use little to no effort during the finals of anything. Could be used for a sport, school, or anything that has a "final".
Joe: That final in physics was SO hard.

Steve: Yeah, I didn't study for it so I just ended up lebroning it.
lebroning it by arose22 June 14, 2011

Lebroning 

the action of throwing yourself to the floor after a light brush by another player, person or animal. followed by an angry facial expression claiming it is not in any way your fault that you are on the ground
As he walked by the woman, her arm brushed against his and he thrust himself to the floor with an angry face. He was lebroning her

Lebroning 

1.To give up or leave early when not finishing something important.

2. To lose and leave after a competition in an angry manner.
Yo you know we had to finish that group project but you always Lebroning
Lebroning by FunnyEric July 13, 2010
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