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Scottish for girl or lass. Usually used affectionaely. "Have you ever seen a lassie, a lassie, a lassie, have you ever seen a lassie go this way and that?"
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Verb: When a pet uses body language and/or sounds such as barking or meowing, in order to get a human to follow, as the dog Lassie in the famous former T.V. series. "My dog always wants to lassie me over to his food dish." "My cat lassied me to go out and see the bird she caught." "That darn animal is always lassieing me!" "Enough with the lassie-ing!"
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A Gibraltarian term, meaning "lazy" or "prone to procrastination". Pronounced: lass-AY. "Siona, don't be so lassie now." "Your lassieness is impacting on your academic performance."
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when some one has pigtails and there is one piece hanging out in the middle, this word can also be used to describe any chunk of hair out of place Hey, you have a lassie.
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Person One: "LAASIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEE!"
Person Two: "YEAY! LASSIE! *hugs*" |
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Dogs in human form, agressive personalities who like fetching things. What's that Neil, little timmy is trapped down the mine shaft?
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A dog that shouldn't have ever come home. I liek teh lassie!!!!!11
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