leaving

To go out of, or away from. Such as leaving the house; to go elsewhere.

I should be leaving any moment now.

by Dreams1657 June 19, 2008

to leave

when your ex gives you an option to stay or go after cheating on you.

ex: you have your options to stay or leave

me: see that door? im going TO LEAVE.

by sanchezinez February 3, 2017

leaving

Your dad

My dad is leaving me

by solzness October 7, 2017

leaved

An inarticulate way of saying 'left'.

I was gonna call you when she leaved.

by ezpz padz August 13, 2011

leave it there

What talking-head moderaters say at the end of a segment after a repeated back-and-forth between the two sides of a debate, with or without coming to a consensus or conclusion and with or without having fact-checked or critically analyzed the claims of either side.

Memified by Jon Stewart on the Daily Show.

Pro- debator: John Doe is an American Hero.

Con- debator: John Doe is a Nazi baby-eater.

Moderator: Well, we're out of time, so we're going to have to leave it there.

by whoamiotherwise October 25, 2009

leaving

When leaves fall off of trees; the act of leaves leaving trees during the season of Autumn; trees letting go of their leaves.

There's a chill in the air, the trees are thinning and leaving.

by thedimes February 5, 2010

leaves

a green substance consumer by dinosaurs

Rizwan eats leaves.

by rizwan June 17, 2004