Logi

The overwhelming feeling of being too full and sleepy after too a big meal. It happens after eating too much turkey on Thanksgiving, or eating a pizza and several beers.

Tom: I can't believe I ate the whole pizza.
Holly: We totally have to go out tonight.
Tom: I am feeling Logi and I need to nap.
Holly: No Way

by ct_sailor January 14, 2011

cool headed logicians

A term in Ted Kazinscki's (unibomber)manifesto that was recognized by his brother, causing him to call the FBI.

But it is obvious that modern leftist philosophers are not simply cool-headed logicians systematically analyzing the foundations of knowledge. They are deeply involved emotionally in their attack on truth and reality.

by octavius April 28, 2004

Legicious

When something is both legit and delicious

Dude this cheesey gordita crunch from taco bell is totally legicious!

by El Wyattinoso March 18, 2009

Logical Phallusy

A clearly defined error in reasoning used to support or refute an argument about sexual prowess.

The assumption that having a bigger and/or more powerful car makes you a bigger and/or more powerful man is a logical phallusy.

by Alexandra Stuart April 7, 2008

logitech

The company who made the light-censor mouse I am using for my computer.

Microsoft's light-censor mouse's left-click broke off! Thank God for Logitech.

by Bastardized Bottomburp August 2, 2003

Loïcia

Usually Loïcia is someone who is smart, kind, and very compassionate. She puts her heart and soul into everything she does, and there is never anything done subpar. She is often smarter than others her age, and as a result is sometimes confused why others can't understand her. She tends to have an interest in sports, but likes to be girly at times as well.

Gosh ; Loïcia makes my heart go uwu.

Loïcia is literally the cutest person, i wanna marry her.

by blessinglwt November 11, 2018

logocide

To kill a word, by misuse, overuse, or, like, just, like, whatever.

I always liked the word 'like'. It indicated positive feelings about someone or something, signified similarity. But when the formerly articulate Jon Stewart, in the first episode of his new show, said "And I'm like, what?" in a stream of verbiage strewn with meaningless 'likes', it was a sign that 'like' had suffered the final act of logocide, as if the dying word, zombified, had finally infected every last logocidal person, regardless of age, education, you know, and I'm like, damn.

by Monkey's Dad October 6, 2021