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Leo'd
To have lost an Academy Award (Oscar) to another nominee when one clearly deserved it more (at least to a majority of the general public), esp. when repeated.
"I was really hyped up for {actor/actress} last night when I was watching the Oscars, but he/she Leo'd."
Leo'd by ImmaculateReception March 12, 2014
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august 14 leo's who's name start with d
an emotional piece of shit who can easily hide their feelings but can let their feelings out to the person they love. they are so badass but can have days where they're just..nothing.
august 14 leo's who's name start with d by hello youll never guess who i March 13, 2021
leo disease
definition: leo disease (le-o di-ss-ee-ase)
adjective
1. someone who cannot spell correctly to save their life;
The stages of leo disease include:
Stage 1 “I am siting on the chair”
Stage 2 “I am sattign on teh chai”
Stage 3 “Iam situfng ont eh chauor”
Stage 4 “yiam surtibng ont jskehe chor”
Stage 5 Unreadable
The disease usually spreads from person to person, and there’s no known cure.
adjective
1. someone who cannot spell correctly to save their life;
The stages of leo disease include:
Stage 1 “I am siting on the chair”
Stage 2 “I am sattign on teh chai”
Stage 3 “Iam situfng ont eh chauor”
Stage 4 “yiam surtibng ont jskehe chor”
Stage 5 Unreadable
The disease usually spreads from person to person, and there’s no known cure.
leo disease by Anonymous3455665678 February 9, 2021
Leo Dio
Leo dingle
Leo dingle by Jack rumney November 14, 2019
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