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What is leave out?
Phrase used in certain parts of Delaware county to combat cognitive dissonance. Typically used in retaliation when facts are laid out that combat elements of an individuals masculinity or self identity. For example, a St. Eugene’s kid that feels uncomfortable about going to Ohara instead of Bonner for any number of reasons might tell his friend - rather than saying “fuck off danny” - “leave ohara out of it Danny.”
My parents both voted for Biden and are members at overbrook country club , that’s our issue. But leave ohara out of it you pussy.
leave out - video
Leave out - what is it?
"It's so nice out, I think I'll leave it out" is a phrase used when stating pleasant weather. The phrase implies that the weather is so nice, you'll leave your dick out, hanging brain, because the cool breeze feels so nice on one's genitalia.
Man, it's 73 degrees outside? It's so nice out, I think I'll leave it out!
What does "leave out" mean?
When you're having phone sex (less commonly any kind of sex) and your guy suddenly has to split.
Are you wet?
I am now. How about you?
Nicole my brother's here. I gotta call you back.
Leaving a girl out in the cold?
Leave out - what does it mean?
Updated slang for “count me out.”
Hell no, leave me out of the loop!
Leave out - meaning
Request that a line of conversation be terminated. Immortalised by Jack Regan in "The Sweeney"
"But Guv, you've got no reason to finger the Bartlett brothers!"
"Leave it out, George!"
Leave out - definition
1. Not right NOW; 2Youve gotta be shutting me (mostly around London, esp cockney)
I cock pinching a house I thought had no alarm. But an alarm came on loud as hell. I turned to my partner arms up and yelled in frustration "Leave it OUT"
Leave out - slang
The hair that is left out to cover the tracks of a sew in to blend with the extensions.
Shakrishaniyah's leave out is not blending well with her weave. I can totally tell that aint her hair.
Leave out
To exit in an outward direction. As opposed to exiting inward. That's probably not even possible, but maybe like a disappearing girl in a magic act? Who know.
Q: "Where's Tyrone?"
A: "Oh he left out."
"I'm about to leave out, see you on Monday."