Lootery

Like the lottery for criminals, used to describe looting high ticket items stolen during a riot.

We robbed the best buy during the Rodney King riots, and my house looked like we hit the lootery.

by Goodson01030 July 23, 2009

loregasm

When an orgasm is reached in reference to lore. More specifically fantasy lore.

Dude, that opening scene with the lich king was so epic I had a loregasm.

by nairBee October 21, 2010

File Loitering

The act of being in a file but not doing any work, for the sole purpose of looking busy

Oh man, I was so hung over I was File Loitering all day at work.

by Brandon Palmer August 26, 2009

lorde

A colloquial term for jizz, cum, semen, etc.

Guy 1: "Hey man, did you see Thor last night."

Guy 2: "Ya bro, Natalie Portman was so hot."

Guy 1: "I know, I was lordeing all over the place!"

Guy 2: "Ugh. I hate it when my lorde gets on the furniture. Such a pain to get out."

by MontyFaigen1 December 15, 2013

fnaf lore

a phrase that will result in the loss of all your friends

"person 1: Hey i just got into the Five Nights at Freddy's fandom, wanna discuss the fnaf lore?

person 2: leave

person 1: huh?

person 2: OUT"

by Garfeldi July 28, 2021

Loitering

Littering, but with people.

Them hood rats are loitering around the 7-11.

by People Litterer May 24, 2016

Ali Larter

Once she decided to become an actress, Ali Larter swiftly became caught up in the late '90s surge of teen-oriented entertainment. A native of Cherry Hill, NJ, Larter began modeling at age 13. After seven years as a cover girl and a globe-trotting Ford model, she opted to move to Los Angeles to set her sights on acting, and soon landed guest star roles on several TV series, including a two-episode stint on the WB's hit teen drama Dawson's Creek in 1998. Quickly making the jump to movies, Larter co-starred in the high school gridiron hit Varsity Blues (1999) as an alluring, ambitious cheerleader with eyes for Dawson's Creek heartthrob James Van der Beek's quarterback. Though her next two movies, Drive Me Crazy (1999) and The House on Haunted Hill (1999), were not as successful, Larter's status as an up-and-coming young movie actress was enhanced by the sleeper success of teen horror film Final Destination (2000), in which she sported a brunette hair color to suit her artist character's gothic leanings. The following summer, Larter could be seen -- this time playing characters closer to her own age -- in two more high-profile releases for the PG-13 set: first as Reese Witherspoon's possibly-homicidal sorority sister in the comedy Legally Blonde; and later, as the main squeeze of Colin Farrell, one of the titular train robbers in American Outlaws.

Ali Larter played in House on Haunted Hill.

by Maesun May 25, 2005