Short for "Que La Chinga". In Spanish, "Que" = What, "La" = The, and "Chinga" = Fuck. QLC is like WTF, literally translated in Spanish. In Spanish, the phrase "Que La Chinga" actually doesn't mean anything, but it's good to use in situations where you can't say "What The Fuck" or "WTF", like at work for example.
QLC man, the store closed like a hour ago and that customer's still in here, I wanna get the fuck outta here.
by J-Smoove June 18, 2006

by J-Smoove February 18, 2007

Short for "sorry". Can be used to describe anything bad or of poor quality. The word sorr can be used in an existing word to indicate that it is bad -- for example, although saying "Georgia Tech" would just indicate that you are referring to the university, saying "Sorrgia Tech" would refer to the university while indicating that it sucks. A person who is sorr may also be referred to as a sorrhead or sorrface. Actions that are sorr can be described as sorraculous, sorrendipitous, sorr-a-lorr or even astrosorrical. Similar in usage to the words turr or trop.
Man this is like the 3rd straight time you ain't come to the game, you are a straight up sorrhead.
Why would I want Sorris Diaw on my team?
Ain't no way you gonna get me to watch World Cup Sorrcer.
I used to like ESPN before all these terrible anchors started coming on Sorrtscenter.
That motorcycle accident was quite a sorrendipitous turn of events in Ben Sorrthlisberger's career.
Why would I want Sorris Diaw on my team?
Ain't no way you gonna get me to watch World Cup Sorrcer.
I used to like ESPN before all these terrible anchors started coming on Sorrtscenter.
That motorcycle accident was quite a sorrendipitous turn of events in Ben Sorrthlisberger's career.
by J-Smoove June 18, 2006

I wanna get you in the Georgia Dome on the 50-yard-line where the Dirty Birds kick for three -- Ludacris
by J-Smoove April 14, 2006

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by J-Smoove May 05, 2006

Something ridiculously stupid and useless because pretty much every time someone uses bad grammar or spelling you can still understand what they are saying. People using bad grammar is a lot less annoying than people who go around correcting it.
by J-Smoove April 16, 2006
