#Leeked
(Adjective)
The end result of being "lit" and "geeked" at the same time. This can result from partying at events ranging from simple turn up sessions to all-out raves.
The end result of being "lit" and "geeked" at the same time. This can result from partying at events ranging from simple turn up sessions to all-out raves.
I was super #Leeked at #SpringRehab last night.
<LeeK>
LeeK is a combination of Geek and Leet, invented by 4 friends.
The text must be shown as the tag <LeeK>, or as a gesture.
The text must be shown as the tag <LeeK>, or as a gesture.
<LeeK>
geeks are leet
geeks are leet
leek
long, green, Welsh tomato
leek
The small, little green sprig of onions that Farfetch'd (The Pokemon) carries with it at all times as a weapon.
Please cook the Farfetch'd with the Leek as seasoning, please.
leeked
(Adjective)
A physical and/or mental state in which a person is lit and geeked at the same time (a term most likely used by someone that had partied their ass off and is currently butt naked in a field carrying a neighbors small kitchen appliances).
A physical and/or mental state in which a person is lit and geeked at the same time (a term most likely used by someone that had partied their ass off and is currently butt naked in a field carrying a neighbors small kitchen appliances).
I was so leeked last night that I woke up with your girlfriend and your brothers girlfriend.
LEEK
A green, onion-like vegetable that is often found in soups.
The leek gets its name due to its tendency to split open and release fluid when it grows faster than the fibers that make up the plant will allow, which is a direct result of the plants genetic disposition to rapidly absorb as much water as it can find.
The leek gets its name due to its tendency to split open and release fluid when it grows faster than the fibers that make up the plant will allow, which is a direct result of the plants genetic disposition to rapidly absorb as much water as it can find.
"The café has delicious potato-leek soup today, but they mistakenly called it chowder."
leek
Northern Irish pronounciation of the word 'like' and is inserted at least twice into each sentence when having a general conversation
I was leek jus goin down to dat chippy plaice n that wee hoore lucked at me funny leek. i wuz ragin!