Lara's definitions

fandom

Fan Domain
A domain in the internet about a comic, a book, a tv show, a video game etc. There are several fandoms all around the internet, where fans converge and the comunities are really big, many have forums, fanfics, fanart, etc.

there are fandoms of X-men, X-Files, Harry Potter, Tomb Raider, Star wars, Star treck, Everquest, Sailor moon, Yugi-oh! etc...

by Lara October 17, 2003

X-Phile

A fanatic of the X-Files series, the word comes from the greek word "phile" wich means something like "love towards" so X-philes just love the X-Files

X-philes all around the world are waiting for the second X-Files movie

by Lara October 17, 2003

R&R

Read and Review.
Request the fanfic writers ask to their readers as the only payment they´ll ever get for their stories

This story contains spoilers of OOTP, please R&R if you want me to write more chapters.

by Lara October 17, 2003

Voldemort

A.K.A. He-who-must-not-be-named
A.K.A. You-know-who
A.K.A. The Dark Lord
A.K.A. Tom Malvoro Riddle

The main bad guy in the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling

Voldemort tried to Kill Harry as a baby, but instead, he almost was destroyed by this act

by Lara October 17, 2003

The P

a secret way to say a women's period

I have such bad cramps because i have the p.

by Lara March 27, 2005

thwapt

Past tense of thwap...thwap being a sound produced when the back of the hand makes contact with the chest/stomach area of a fully clothed person (when the thwapee is nude, it really rends to be more of a thmak) It describes a person who has just recieved a thwap.

Hey, I've just been thwapt by that random man on the metro...

by Lara October 22, 2003

dime a dozen

Severely misinterpreted exopression... the original was derived from an unfortunate situation in the 1920's, when a tired shop-keeper decided to take a nap while standing behind the counter. A customer came over to him, asking the price of the bisquits...when the shop-keeper wouldn't repond, the man nudged him, and the poor sleepy man mumbled "I'm-a-dozing". Unfortunately the customer heard "dime a dozen" and the shop-keeper lost some goos bisquits that day...mm...bisquits.

by Lara October 25, 2003