Libits
A word originating in the Upstate New York school system referrering to the jagged edges of a piece of paper torn out of a spiral notebook.
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Libessvere
Lebessvere
Adj.
Lee-bess-vur
Derived from the latin phrase "Liberum esse vere" which roughly translates to "Freedom to be true."
Definitions:
1: Knowing and embracing your true self;
2: Having no set boundaries or no set definition for your true self;
3: Embracing the fact that your true self does not adhere to social standards
4: Having a true self that does not conform to social norms within reason
Antonym: Adnonverscio
Adj.
Lee-bess-vur
Derived from the latin phrase "Liberum esse vere" which roughly translates to "Freedom to be true."
Definitions:
1: Knowing and embracing your true self;
2: Having no set boundaries or no set definition for your true self;
3: Embracing the fact that your true self does not adhere to social standards
4: Having a true self that does not conform to social norms within reason
Antonym: Adnonverscio
Libessvere by TorsTheBirb April 19, 2022
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Lietsch City
Slang name to the City of Liestal Switzerland.
Originally founded in the graffiti scene, the expression "Lietsch City" is now used in many scenes of youth culture around 44G-Town.
Originally founded in the graffiti scene, the expression "Lietsch City" is now used in many scenes of youth culture around 44G-Town.
Lietsch City by trackstracks April 20, 2010
LINETS
A story telling element in many forms of fiction, usually a story produced by a large, soulless studio or was never thought out that much in the first place, that means
Love
Interest
Non-
Essential
To
Story
meaning a character that has little to no personality or backstory in the plot and whose only purpose is to be a nice compliment to the protagonist.
This phrase was first coined by the Nostalgia Chick in her review of Dragonheart.
Love
Interest
Non-
Essential
To
Story
meaning a character that has little to no personality or backstory in the plot and whose only purpose is to be a nice compliment to the protagonist.
This phrase was first coined by the Nostalgia Chick in her review of Dragonheart.
liblets
Young liberals in training. Can usually be found wandering on the campus of institutions like UC Berkeley. They usually can be found protesting absolute nonsense issues, like the fishing industry's horrible treatment of the Lumbricus terrestris. They usually don't have jobs, have advanced sense of entitlement and probably will live off Mommy or Daddy's dime until they are 30 despite "advanced" education. Then they usually become high school or college professors and the circle is closed.
lebets
To have sex