An awesome building toy originating in Denmark in the 1940s, consisting of plastic bricks with studs that interlock, used to build everything from animals to buildings, to boats and cars. A super creative building toy for kids and adults alike, with all levels of creativity!
Charlie: Hey man, check out my Lego creator set! I can build three different animals in one set!
Bill: Yeah, man, that's pretty cool. Who'd have thought you could build all that with a bunch of plastic bricks?
Bill: Yeah, man, that's pretty cool. Who'd have thought you could build all that with a bunch of plastic bricks?
by Alligator King June 30, 2021
A child’s toy made up of interlocking plastic blocks. (Also the sworn Enamy of feet)
Usess
1.for fun
2.as a proventative of intrusion
3.the most deadly weapon against feet to ever be created
Side note: how to diagnose LIFS (Lego imbedded in foot syndrome) if you feel a pain beyond human understanding Eg your foot being torn apart by hungry rabbits. It is probably LIFS. Btw there is no cure!!!
Usess
1.for fun
2.as a proventative of intrusion
3.the most deadly weapon against feet to ever be created
Side note: how to diagnose LIFS (Lego imbedded in foot syndrome) if you feel a pain beyond human understanding Eg your foot being torn apart by hungry rabbits. It is probably LIFS. Btw there is no cure!!!
Doctor: how mutch dose it hurt from a scale of one to “ohh no I stepped on Lego”
Patient:ummm ohh no I stepped on Lego.
Doctor :we must operate immediately.
Next situation
Kid : dad can I get out the Lego
Dad:sure just don’t drop any Lego
Five minutes later you living room is a mine filled.
Patient:ummm ohh no I stepped on Lego.
Doctor :we must operate immediately.
Next situation
Kid : dad can I get out the Lego
Dad:sure just don’t drop any Lego
Five minutes later you living room is a mine filled.
by Caleb26 January 21, 2018
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by Nint3ndo October 30, 2019
A purely American usage of the word LEGO as a plural (more than one). This is not considered a word in any other part of the globe. LEGO is both singular and plural. The same way moose, deer, gymnastics, furniture, baggage are both singular and plural. LEGO is a brand name. There are LEGO bricks, LEGO tiles, LEGO plates, LEGO tires, LEGO books, LEGO competitions, LEGO theme parks, and countless other LEGO elements, but there are no LEGOS. EVER.
The closest would be a possessive form, as is LEGO's corporate offices or LEGO's employees, or LEGO's logo.
The closest would be a possessive form, as is LEGO's corporate offices or LEGO's employees, or LEGO's logo.
LEGO are manufactured in Denmark, Hungary, Mexico and China. Of the 400 Billion LEGO elements there are exactly zero LEGOS.
by timmmmber July 16, 2021
by sohay October 28, 2021