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Lazing |
Not doing anything; being lazy. We are just lazing around today. |
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Leave Well Enough Alone |
If things are fine, then leave the situation alone; don't do anything to disturb the current situation. |
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LED |
Ledger |
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Left Holding the Bag |
Being blamed for something. When the kids broke the window, James was left holding the bag. |
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Left Me Out There |
Confused, lost; not understanding the situation. Shirley was explaining this chemistry problem to me, but she just left me out there. |
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Lemon |
A bad car or one that it's no good. I purchased this new Chinese import car, and it turned out to be a lemon. |
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Let Me Answer Your Last Question First |
A response given to a person who was asked multiple questions. The President, at his press conference, said to the reporter "Let me answer your last question first." |
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Let the Cat Out of the Bag |
To reveal a secret. Monique let the cat out of the bag when she told Courtney about the surprise birthday party. |
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Let Your Hair Down |
To relax |
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Let's Get In On |
To get started; get going. "Let's get it on," said the bus driver. "It is time to reboard the bus so we can get going." |
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Let's Motivate |
To depart; get moving. "Let's motivate," said Jim as he got into his car. |
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LH |
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LIC |
License |
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Light In the Loafers |
A male person of alternative lifestyle. Randy is sort of "Light in the loafers". |
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Lighten Up |
To ease up; back off; slow down. "Lighten up," said the boss to his co-workers. "Harold is a new employee." |
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Like a Chicken With its Head Cut Off |
Always on the move; in a frenzied manner; jumping around crazily in every direction. "Sit still," said the barber to little Billy. "You're moving around like a chicken with its head cut off." |
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Like All Get Out |
Like nobody's business; The utmost degree possible. After the fight started, we left that place like all get out. |
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Like Nobody's Business |
Extremely fast; crazy. "After the fight started, we left that place like nobody's business." |
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Like, Whoa! |
Slow down; stop; you are going too fast. "Like, whoa, said Barbara, "start from the beginning again." |
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LLD |
Lodge Leader Development |
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LNG |
Language |
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LNK |
Linked |
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Loaded |
Extremely intoxicated; very drunk. John was loaded after leaving the party. |
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Lone Wolf |
An independent person; someone who has an 'independent' streak. Terry is a lone wolf in the organization. |
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Looker |
One who gets looks; an attractive woman. "She's a looker," said Frank to Bill. |
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