An originally italian first name which is often misinterpreted as a first AND last name. A person named Ludovico usually answers instead to an endless array of mispronunciations such as Ludvico, Lobvico, Ludoviccio, Luduvico, and simply L...
"Hey, isn't that Lou del Vico?"
"Dude that's just his first name, and I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Ludoviccio"
"It's Ludovico. Just call me Ludo or il duce"
"Dude that's just his first name, and I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Ludoviccio"
"It's Ludovico. Just call me Ludo or il duce"
by Grandpoobah February 3, 2010
Ludovico is a very smart person that has a strong taste in music. He has his own opinions on things and it is hard to make him change his mind. Strong personality that hides a sensitive side. Ludovicos are unique and full of surprises. They might be a little addicted to pleasures. When they enter a room people definitely notice them !
Get yourself a Ludovico, and you will not be bored !
Get yourself a Ludovico, and you will not be bored !
by Invisiblice June 14, 2021
by NotLudovico November 22, 2021
by Lolheshotandwantedmetomakethis March 3, 2023
its all his fault
by dfhjerjtfjf December 11, 2019
A scientific trial ran by the government in the fictional book/film "A Clockwork Orange" which attempts to reform criminal Alex DeLarge into a functioning member of society.
It entails forcing criminals to watch videos of horrific acts such as rape and murder (both of which Alex participated in prior to his arrest) with drugs which make him feel sick. The scientists in the story believed, correctly according to the book, that this would make the criminal feel sickened by the acts after the treatment was over.
It has various side effects (such as sickness when exposed to the music of the videos) and was criticised by the narrative as it doesn't change the criminal's desires, just their potential to act.
It entails forcing criminals to watch videos of horrific acts such as rape and murder (both of which Alex participated in prior to his arrest) with drugs which make him feel sick. The scientists in the story believed, correctly according to the book, that this would make the criminal feel sickened by the acts after the treatment was over.
It has various side effects (such as sickness when exposed to the music of the videos) and was criticised by the narrative as it doesn't change the criminal's desires, just their potential to act.
ludovico's technique is a sin!!
by hans_chavez February 24, 2023