LES/EV

The term or acronym LES refers to the Lower East Side in Manhattan, NY.
The acronym EV refers to East Village, Greenwich Village, also in Manhattan.

Therefore, when a local resident of Manhattan says LES/EV they are referring to the bottom east side of Manhattan Island

.”Our way of life has been commoditized into a “lifestyle” and the accouterments of the “Downtown” East Village/Lower East Side (LES/EV) have been marketed to the entire country and across the world."

by Pathos Omega December 3, 2007

Le Douche

A European douche bag (most commonly a French one).

Jay: Hey Tommy, check out Frenchie over here!
Tommy: Yeah, I know, what a Le Douche

by ThatKid69 June 10, 2009

Les Miles

decent college football coach. He is the Head Coach at LSU. Known for his terrible clock management.

Can also be used for any mismanagement of time, usually letting time run out.

I really Les Milesed that test. I only had time to answer three of the ten questions.

by Menefee June 5, 2011

Le Jonas

When you're poor and homeless

Man I'm so unlucky I'm turning into Le Jonas

by LeLuLu December 27, 2021

hannon le

In Elvish, it literally means "well met," however, it can also mean thank you.

"Hannon le, Legolas."

by Eccentrica Gallumbits May 16, 2006

Le Benson

Another (and far superior) name for a Vodka and Coke.

Customer: I'd like a Coke and Vodka
Bar Tender: Sure, one Le Benson coming up.

by Phulula December 26, 2011

Les Paul

Easily one of the most popular electric guitars ever made. Really came into its own in 1957 with the invention of the dual-coil hum-cancelling pickup. However, since over 90% of Les Pauls made have this particular genre of pickup on them, many of them sound alike, except for the different effects or amps one uses. There are exceptions to the humbucker models so commonly seen. One variation was the Les Paul Classic, which was fitted with P-90 pickups, which were the predecessor to the humbucker pickups. The other variation of the Les Paul is the Les Paul Deluxe (my personal guitar). The Deluxe was fit with a smaller version of the dual-coil pickup found on many of the Les Pauls. Pete Townshend of The Who made the Les Paul famous by adding a third pickup to the guitar, and by numbering his guitars.

I can get a very powerful, unique and unique sound out of my Les Paul Deluxe by using a tube driver, a Hendrix-style fuzz box, and a Vox wah-wah pedal, which is all plugged into my Vox AC-30 amp with a Marshall Half-stack speaker setup.

by Mikey April 10, 2006