Lookism

A newer word for discrimination or predjudice against people based on their physical appearence and gender exspectations. Lookism discriminates against both "beautiful" and "ugly" people, as it is predjudice against a person for the way they look, positively and negatively.

Also the preconcived notions or stereotypes on a person because of how they look, or their gender.

"Beautiful woman will be paid more then less attractive woman in the work place beause of their appearence." -that is lookism.

by bohoLola August 14, 2006

Loki Laufeyson

The God of Mischief. Rightful King of Jotunheim. From and born on Jotunheim, home of the Frost Giants. Raised on Asgard as the prince and only learning his true identity (as a Frost Giant) when he comes in contact with the Tesseract. He originally has blue colored skin with markings and dark red eyes but as a baby he changed his appearance to look like an Asgardian: caucasian skin with blue eyes (and no is eyes are not green as people like to say, when watching the movies he’s in in HD you’ll see that in all of them he has blue eyes). But he always has black slicked back hair that soon grows to shoulder length.

Loki Laufeyson is the hottest MCU character.

by Kacchan_420_277 January 2, 2020

looking fly

Lookin on Point, Lookin dope af!

You look like you should have all tha laddies

Yo dawg you looking fly

by skitcap123 August 27, 2016

lokita

Is actually spelled loquita. "Lokita" is slang text & is used most often throughout the internet & the younger genre.

It is spanish for "crazy girl", but in a sweet kind of way.

"Hey Lokita, what's up!"

by CrazyBeautiful June 15, 2008

looking for a new mama

looking for a new mama to look for a new woman or girlfriend used by jimmie rodgers the singing brakeman in his songs

my mama dumped me and im looking for a new mama

by bluebear January 11, 2020

Loki

LOKI'D

B1: B? U Gud
B2: B. I just got...Loki'd
B1:*Starts crying* B, i'm so Sorry
B2: B, U SURIUS!? THIS IS THE BEST SHIT TO EVER HAPPEN
B1: B. I wanna get Loki'd
B2: B I got U. *Calls Loki in native language*

by Buky'sBitch September 8, 2018

Straight-Locking

Derived from the term ''Gender-Locking'' known in some videogames, where in full character customization is blocked behind a gender-lock. A simplified primary example is locking classes or races behind a gender for lore reasons.

Straight-Locking can be found in videogames where your character customization is suddenly limited when in the game itself you cannot express your character's sexuality or romantic preferences in dialogue or settings.
Straight-locking only truly visibly occurs when a game with character-customization forces the player to partake in heterosexual romance which is either not optional, or the only romantic options given.

A videogame with a pre-written character that has already established lore about their gender identity and sexuality with romantic options isn't ''straight-locking'' as it is not offering character customization, only a pre-written narrative and character design. (Examples; Geralt of Rivia, Kratos, etc.)

''I downloaded this quest mod in Skyrim which also adds a few npcs that flirt with the player character, however I feel uncomfortable at the straight-locking dialogue, as I cannot make my character tell the female npcs that he's gay, to make them stop flirting.''

''I was really excited for this videogame, but feel a bit disappointed that my only romance options are straight-locked, Either I flirt with a girl, or my character is asexual.''

''Tomodachi is great! But it got straight-locking in it, the only romances that can happen are male x female.''

by ZeroParanoia May 15, 2022