origin: south london
meaning: (leave it out) give over, pull the other one, stop doing that right now etc...
most commonly heard from the mouths of young teenage mothers screaming obscenties at their snotty tots, or scraggy blondes imploring their chav boyfriends to not get involved in yet another fight outside the Litten Tree. generally, quite an aggressive phrase, to be used sparingly and only with authentic lahndon pronunciation. can sometimes be heard in a paranoid, questioning manner, when not sure if being wound up.
meaning: (leave it out) give over, pull the other one, stop doing that right now etc...
most commonly heard from the mouths of young teenage mothers screaming obscenties at their snotty tots, or scraggy blondes imploring their chav boyfriends to not get involved in yet another fight outside the Litten Tree. generally, quite an aggressive phrase, to be used sparingly and only with authentic lahndon pronunciation. can sometimes be heard in a paranoid, questioning manner, when not sure if being wound up.
1. leave it aht ya little bitch!
2. wayne, leave it aht, 'e ain't worf it.
3. leave it aht - you 'avin me on or wot?
2. wayne, leave it aht, 'e ain't worf it.
3. leave it aht - you 'avin me on or wot?
by ma belle April 7, 2004
by Bete Noir April 1, 2007
When you play a sport (e.g. basketball) at your highschool and you hook up (sexually) with a young lady friend some where in the school before the game.
Named after the French word for theatre where it is so easy to get laid in most schools.
Named after the French word for theatre where it is so easy to get laid in most schools.
by Smitty February 25, 2003
“ay man sit that hot ahh coochie down ho you trim, bit been round the whole city, dicc hoppin… get outta here”
“that lil bit burnt aht”
-baby drill
“that lil bit burnt aht”
-baby drill
by Tomaria November 25, 2022