I' M Leaning .

What is I' M Leaning .?

" I'm Leaning " verb imperative. (African American/Black Slang, Old English)

1. To rest.

2. To be comfortable in one's current place or position.

Brine: Hey Jackie, would you like to join us over here at our table. We are having a great conversation.

Jackie: No thank you, " I' m Leaning ."

Translation: No thank you, Brine, I am comfortable sitting here. But, thank you for the invitation.

See comfortable, communication, place, position, zone

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