Definition of Leroy

Leroy

• Leroy is a way of saying go to the left. You use the word leroy in place of the word left, because left is associated with a opposing gang affiliation.

  Bust a Leroy into Mickey D's for a burger.

  Last edited on Jan 05 2000. Submitted by Jeanne from Ft Myers, FL, USA on Jan 05 2000.

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