learn you

A sentence fragment that is often believed to be grammatically incorrect, but is actually completely correct. The word learn is actually rooted in the Old English verb læran, meaning "to teach", and can be used transitively in this manner, e.g. "I'm going to learn you a lesson."

"I'm going to learn you a lesson."
"She learned him how to skate."
"He learned him how to fish."

by Canilope September 23, 2013

learn the ropes

the process of finding one's feet, learning the basics, for example in a new job

"Hey, how's that new job going?"
"Fabulous, now that I've learned the ropes I can take on more demanding tasks!"

"I want you to learn the ropes before you start doing anything more sophisticated!"

by justice22 April 7, 2012

Larmour

A well dressed guy with only female friends atempting to play the Alpha Male role.

Did you see that dude at the boxing club last night! What a Larmour!!

by hornetnelly October 13, 2009

learnholes

Your ears. Especially when used for learning purposes.

Open up your learnholes listeners, I’m about to verbally impart some next-level knowledge.

by madintangibles November 25, 2018

Learnacy

The concept of learning and the values that come with it - an act of learning or a summary of learning.

Interviewer: What are some of your skills?
Future employee: Learnacy and leadership.

by Genoidmeatball October 21, 2020

georgia leamonade

When a male bends a female over, and inserts his penis into a girls rectom, and urinates in it and when done pulls out, and begins drinking the "Georgia Leamonade."

Hey baby how about we make some georgia leamonade tonight.

by Mr.Dr. Pepper May 20, 2010

Distance Learning

a dumb thing that schools do during quarantine to piss their students off

Student 1: Man I Hate Distance Learning
Student 2: Same Bro

by idiot face 69 June 5, 2020