Definition of to leap froggin' someone

leap frogging

verb - transitive

• In a group chat, entering a conversation by replying to a much earlier text, ignoring the intervening texts.
  
  E.g., "That was pretty rude of you to leap frog me like that"

  Last edited on Mar 29 2019. Submitted by Anonymous on Mar 29 2019.

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finer than frog fur	Definitions include: doing well.
finer than frog hair	Definitions include: extremely attractive.
finer than frog's hair	Definitions include: has to do with a very fine filament.
frog and toad	Definitions include: Cockney rhyming slang for "road".
frogger	Definitions include: to change lanes rapidly while driving in an attempt to get ahead of the traffic.
give a frog's fat *ss	Definitions include: to care.
Kick a frog	Definitions include: Flatulent
look like a frog in pants	Definitions include: to have no visible buttocks.
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