Reverse Irish Leave

What is Reverse Irish Leave?

1.

An announcement of leaving only to linger longer.

John was annoyed that Jane stayed so long at his party after disrupting the guests with overly dramatic, attention-starved antics like hugging, high-fives and other reverse irish leave moves.

See loiter, linger, leave
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