lyrexia 

To get the lyrics to a song all jumbled up and wrong

"Man, the song doesn't go like that! Have you got lyrexia or something?"

lyrexia by James Whitaker (NZ) October 27, 2008

lyrec 

The best person on the planet. They will always be there for you. They give you the best tightest hugs. You will automatically want to be friends or dawg dawgs😉.

Is that lyrec

This one girl: dawg he is mine sis

lyrec by L1l17 November 21, 2019

Nuevo Laredo 

A city that is south of Laredo, Texas and across the Río Grande river that is fucked up by a drug cartel and Mexican military (and federal police) confrontations, but that is not so boring as its american sister city.

Hey dude, let´s go to Nuevo Laredo, it´s kinda fucked up, but at least there´s more after-party going on over there.

Nuevo Laredo by zurdo1432 March 1, 2011

LOREDANA 

She is short, funny, and selfless. She often doesn’t do her hair though and smacks her husband. But they still love her and she loves them.

Something Loredana would say: “Crazy ass kids”

LOREDANA by emmz_2018 October 24, 2019

Laredo 

A place one should leave.

Raqem needs to get the hell out of Laredo

Laredo by Mario L August 18, 2003

Liredify

To hold guilty or accuse.

Sir, you cannot liredify me for something you have not seen me do.

Liredify by TAQ December 17, 2008

Loredana 

Latin Root name of Laura. Julius Ceasar wore this on his head as a crown which remared his power on the Roman Empire.
We commonly know this to be Laural bay leaves which are used in cooking, spells and herbal remedies. The most remakable contribution it has to offer is sentimental influence, evenuating in death from the cause of betrayal, meaning don't wave this stuff infront of potenial enemies because it's them gaining the power from this sweet smelling herb, not you. Bad choice of crown, Hail Ceasar!!!

In Empire times, they would burn Loredana over the city square to promote wellbeing and strength in the people of Rome. This practise evenually lead the people of Rome to be Slaugthered and then the end of the strongest empire, that was distroyed in one day. The Roman empire reigned for 1200 years.

Loredana by Loredana Malacarne April 25, 2006