mexican drug lord

When you are in the gym locker room and you wear your button-up shirt without buttoning it up. Preceded to say' " Sell all the cocaine" and say yes in a very evil but slightly charming voice.

1.Man that shirt is making you look like a Mexican drug lord

2.William Goad is a Mexican drug lord

by Tesco man May 31, 2016

Lord Cartier the 3rd

Lord Cartier the 3rd also known as King Vamp or Playboi Carti invented music and his own language called Cartinese 🧛🏿

Virgin: Yo what chu listening to?
Chad: Lord Cartier the 3rd
Virgin: you mean that gay ass vamp carti?
Chad shot him in the chest 27 times

by Must have a big deal January 28, 2022

Lord and Savior Scorpio

This was an inside joke created by a Cult called the Ponytail Cult, Their leader Fellisha Zankokuni, Amber the Aunt Amburger, Doggo the barking idiot, and Hale that's still grabbing milk. All decided to simp for a Scorpio Zodiac Oc one day and that's how everything started

Zay: *breathes*
Felly: DORIME
Amber: SACRIFICE HIM TO LORD AND SAVIOR SCORPIO
Doggo: YESSSSSSSSS
Hale:

by TheDoggoOfPotatoes May 3, 2021

Bollock Peen Lord

Someone who takes bollocks and penis at the same time in their mouth

Man: omg my girl is such a bollock peen lord
Friend: wdym?
Man: bro she swallowed the dick and the balls fam

by LoadBuster98 May 5, 2021

Lord Don Ace

Big Dick great in sex, handsome and genius

Girls need Lord Don Ace for future

by jokeinglasdfggg June 8, 2021

LORD BAM BAM

A God that was here at the dawn of time. The only being strong enough to cast out Lucifer . A name given to a person that has achieved a lot and sometimes a party king. An immortal being that is charming

WE CANNOT SAY LORD BAM BAM’s name in vein

by Seunsegunwire July 1, 2018

Oh lord for a night!

OLFAN is a common expression meaning “oh lord for a night.” It is used to express shock and surprise in many texting conversations. This phrase stems from old english, originally used to express displeasure with the french king. Notably, it excludes any complex words brought by the French monarchy. Over the years, it evolved to have a more positive connotation and was eventually reclaimed by the French. It is a common vernacular in French texting, and English speakers are using gradually integrating it into their speech.

Friend 1: She’s pregnant!
Friend 2: Oh lord for a night!

by j money 🙀 April 24, 2023