Looksee

Used usually at the end of a sentence to express ones intensity on a subject.
Used by people in smaller By-The-Bay towns.

I dont care looksee.

It was his idea looksee.

by Joshua Rodney White March 16, 2008

Looperty

the state of moving in a circular path; a state of imaginary progress

Those Nascar fans love watching race cars in looperty.

by Brandon Duncan February 15, 2006

loopen

Loopen, is an offspring of the word flopster with also means rad or cool. Loopen can be used in situation such as Describing Nouns, Eating chicken, or descibing how much you hate someone.

Dude jesse, i made this word up.
Wow, thats so loopen

by Kit Fisto February 7, 2008

loopedy loop

Absurd pooped loopedy loop link reminiscent od demsntia when your pc wants to link to you more personally than you think and starts threatening your aol is more as hole than loop hole.

My puter's bn behavin a bit loopedy loop since having contracted that virus, I hope it's not msningitis.

by Hercolena Oliver May 2, 2008

loophole racist

someone who hides their racism behind vague, ambiguous terms because they think it gives them deniability if they get called out.

Billy Bob: We need to start stringing them thugs up like they did in the old days.
Mike: That comment was totally racist.

Billy Bob: Hey! I never mentioned race. If you heard the word "thug" and assumed I meant black people, then maybe YOU'RE the racist.
Mike: Oh, so you're just a chickenshit loophole racist.

by longpiggy August 18, 2017

lookshelf

A shelf used for photos, statues and other beautiful objects.

The photographer has a big lookshelf in his living room.

by smjgJsbjgsm January 10, 2019

Facebook Loop

When one gets into an inescapable conversation on facebook about how meaningless facebook is.

Dave: Dude, I found my car
Fred: cool
Dave: Dude, stop putting monosyllabic and disyllabic responses, it's pointless.
Fred: OK
Fred: oops
Fred: Sorry
Dave: Looks like we're stuck in a facebook loop again.
Fred: This conversation is so meaningless
Dave: I am aware.
Fred: Good.
Fred: oops
Dave: *facepalm*

by Trevor James Aloyssius Murphy April 18, 2010