Lewisham

Ghetto/poorly managed

Wow this place is very lewisham

by Jasonisnotagod July 13, 2020

Lewis Hamilton

A guy dominating Formula 1 but refuses to accept it.

What a lewis Hamilton in Math

by L4ndo N0rr1s September 24, 2020

huey lewis

Not a diety, but still worshipped by many

All the Lewisites went to the temple...

by CS December 11, 2003

Huey Lewis and the News

a pseudo-white soul pop-rock band that formed in San Francisco in 1979. They haved scored several hits around the world. They have hit the top of the charts in America three times, as well as elsewhere. Their hits include "The Power of Love", "If This Is It" and "Stuck With You". Their excellent harmonies rank with those of the Beach Boys and Def Leppard. That's good!

I saw Huey Lewis and the News three times in concert. A thrill every time.

by I Saw U2 Live Twice November 20, 2006

Lewis and Clark

(v.) To find one's way without using a map.

I forgot the atlas but I just Lewis and Clarked it and got there anyway.

by Ryan Byrne December 30, 2007

jerry lewis trick

When you leave a meeting and you keep your brief case on the table with a tape recorder in it so you can see if their talking about you. Then you come back 5 mins. later to pick up the case.

A: If youre so paranoid, use the Jerry Lewis trick.
B: Whats that?
A Its when you leave a meeting and you keep your brief case on the table with a tape recorder in it so you can see if their talking about you. Then you come back 5 mins. later to pick up the case.

by Throboman31 June 11, 2006

Francis Lewis Boulevard

A major boulevard in Queens NY that Bayside residents often refer to as "Franny Lew". Francis Lewis Boulevard was previously called Cross Island Boulevard, then later named after a Whitestone resident who signed the Declaration of Independence to avoid confusion with the Cross Island Parkway. Easily one of the longest boulevards in Queens, probably the second longest behing Northern Boulevard, F. Lewis Boulevard starts off at Hook Creek Boulevard in Rosedale Queens right by the border to Nassau and goes all the way to Whitestone. The Q76 and Q77 buses serve Francis Lewis Boulevard.

Francis Lewis Boulevard cuts through Cunningham park.

by NYC Metalhead June 23, 2006