Le Poux du Printemps

A reorchestrated version of Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps. Can be mistooken for the original very easily. Translated in English as "The Lice of Spring" (whereas the original is "The Rite of Spring") Contains "noises" idiots call music, whereas the rest of the "educated" world call it crap.

That sounds like Le Poux du Printemps!

by Anonymous July 27, 2003

le

1. short for "let's play minecraft", use when you want to play minecraft with someone.
2. things that people would make back then

1. "hey, le!" "ok"
2. "le awesome"

by asogamer111000 February 17, 2024

le súile diamhra

An Irish Gaelic adverbial expression which literally translates as "with mystical eyes" but whose acronymic derivative refers to being under the effects of hallucinogenic drug LSD.

I gave you a tab of le súile diamhra so you should probably get the next round of drinks

by An Sionnach December 15, 2019

C le philipé

C le philipé

is a word to describe a dumbass named Philip.

C le Philipé is a bitch.

C le Philipé is kind of a dumbass ngl..

by SomeRedApple October 3, 2022

Les jawns

A person, place, or thing. It is used in lieu of pretty much any noun.
Can be used as: the jawn, les jawns, my jawn(s), the jawns

I’m going with les jawns to the beach today. I haven’t seen them in so long!

Yo can I hit that jawn?

My mom is ignoring me today. I need that jawn to answer the phone asap

by chutswag May 26, 2022

le chonque

A stereotypical fat frenchman, who blows smoke rings and relies on female validation to get out of bed in the morning

he's a little bit of a le chonque

by SteamMyBroccoli November 18, 2020

le toot de coot

When you fart and the air comes a bit front and tickle / vibrate your vagina.

Me: **Smirking inanely**

Him: “What are you smirking for?”
Me: “It’s Le Toot De Coot, don’t mind me”

Him: **Smirking**

by Hounty Bunter May 6, 2023