French Leave

What is French Leave?

To leave or disappear without letting your party know you're leaving.

"Hey John, don't do a French Leave after work, we're all going to happy hour."

See loner, shy

Going AWOL, Desertion, etc.

"Zut alors! Où sont les militaires allés?"

"Ils ont pris, comme les Anglais disent, <<French Leave>>, quand ils ont entendu les gun-shots!"

"Hmm, comme d'habitude!" (Shrug of gallic insouciance).

Rights

1. Used in the North East of England, in place of the phrase: "damn right!" 1. Person A: Want a beer? Person B: Aye, rights I d..

Llama Song

1. Only the best song every written. Go look it up on Google. Now. Verse 1 of the Llama Song: Here's a llama, there's a llama ..

Emma Chizit

1. abbreviation of "how much is it?". usally used by bogans. Neil: "emma chizit that sausage roll?" Jenna: "buck..

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