An amazing last name that comes with the French origin, meaning it was from France. It's meaning is "to be a doctor" and was originally given to French medics a long time ago. The last name can still be seen today by French descendants.
by JackJackHatesAttacks January 1, 2012
he is a soccer kid if i have ever seen one. a blonde relatively short kid who loves his timberlines 😍😍😍😍😍
who loves sneaking out of spanish class with the spanish with the excuse of “yo puerdo it al bano “
#bae
who loves sneaking out of spanish class with the spanish with the excuse of “yo puerdo it al bano “
#bae
aiden mckenzie- “yo did you see that hottie in spanish
grant ayala- “ o fosho that was quinn lemire
aiden mckenzie- “a site for sore eyes”
grant ayala- “a mi me gusta”
grant ayala- “ o fosho that was quinn lemire
aiden mckenzie- “a site for sore eyes”
grant ayala- “a mi me gusta”
by amongusballspol January 6, 2022
A fat, useless, heap of human excrement and also the better(?) half of the (should me deemed) clinically retarded, ass-looks-like-a-bag-of-wet-clothes who can't bare children so she needs to resort to trying to snatch children to fulfill her dreams of being a mom named Aimee (notice the white trash spelling of the name). To be a Joe Lemire, one must not be able to hack it in the Navy and be an absent, dead-beat father who disappeared for 10 years only to return with obsurd threats and demands. If you are a Joe Lemire, you should kill yourself.
"Did you hear about Tommy? He got the boot from the Navy and hasn't seen or paid child support to his kid for over a decade!"
"He is such a Joe Lemire."
"He is such a Joe Lemire."
by TheNillaInVanilla December 28, 2011