adriana lima

someone beyond perfection

she looks like adriana lima

by Andrea February 9, 2005

limelight hoe

basically wants to be in the in-crowd and part of the "scene"
typically buy expensive shoes and clothing
dresses like a whore and go clubbin'
love to eat at expensive restraunts
wants to fuck famous celebrities
wants a guy with lots of money
they want to be where the "flash" is aka the limelight

Paris Hilton is an exemplary of a limelight hoe

by MTLGW February 21, 2011

De Lima

De Lima means a absolutely facking legand, the OG.

De Lima is a name

by Yeeterson mc peterson June 2, 2019

Licalotopuss

Lesbian dinosaur

A dinosaur that licks another dinosaurs pussy and the reason for the extinction of dinosaurs.

by john December 12, 2003

limelight

Originating from the bubonic plague that decimated populations across Europe, this term refers to the dim light that was associated with the lime pits used to decompose the vast number of corpses.

On occasion, people were in comatose states when put in the pits and would awaken in a decaying state and wonder around the lime-pit while crowds of people would gather to stare at this horrific spectacle. This term was later used to describe a unique stage lighting effect, hence ; to be in the lime light means; to be the centre of attention.

by Prof. Edward Keen January 17, 2005

adriana lima

what creatures in heaven look like.

guy 1: How did victoria's secret captured it????
guy 2: dude, they got many angels, it's soo easy to capture adriana limas.

by the thing's thing January 4, 2009

Limelight

Limelight is: A very intense light used in pre-electric theaters created by a controlled heating of the mineral lime until it glows.

Limelight isn't: A word that has anything to do with burying plague victims.

As an example: A "professor" who does not do his etymological research but know's that lime's extreme alkalinity can be used to disinfect and help the decomposition of bodies might make up a story about plague victims wandering among corpses being the center of a crowd's attention and conflate this supposition with the actual use of limelight in theaters to cast spotlights.

by Kdub9 August 30, 2013