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To french-kiss, kiss with tongue, snog, pash, etc. Often doubled (lep-lep) to mean "have sex with", or used as an adjective (lep-able) to describe someone good looking. It comes from the word leap, with the idea being that you jumped on someone -> leaped someone -> lepped someone Areas used: Ireland and Northern Ireland

Ruth: Did ya lep him last night? Lisa: Yeah, but we didn't lep-lep or anything Ruth: Why, do you not think he's leppable? Lisa: Yeah, he's leppable, but I've just met him. Soon though! Ruth: Lucky thing - I'm dying for a lep-lep

The past tense form of leap.

She lep from couch to couch.

1. The response to a typo. 2. A message sent immediately after someone else has just misspelled a word, before they can fix it with and asterisk.

"Lep!" "Eat my carp," says Rich. Kurt responds with a witty, "Lep!"

a ball. probably the most pointless definitions you learn in school

a lep is a ball, remember... a lep is a ball

ball, from the analogies section of the SAT

Dude, you just hit me in the leps

A form of goodbye or a way to end a conversation. Originating from the use of "later" when departing from colleagues.

I'll see you tomorrow, LLLLLEP!

a term used to describe a form of sexual intercourse

aisling: did you get the lep last night??!