Stun Locked

A term used when your not able to do anything because your busy with other things.

The term came from a common massive multiplayer online game called World of Warcraft. The rogue class is able to keep opponents stunned making them useless.

Dom: Yo, lets hang out and do something.
Nolan: I cant since I am stun locked all night! Maybe later?

by Dom Va Gina May 7, 2010

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Crazy? I was crazy once, they locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats, and rats make me crazy.

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D'loed

To have something stolen from you with the use of belly dancing as a distraction. Using ones booty as a distraction is also an acceptable method of of D'lowing someone.

Oh shit did you hear about Ed? Yeah he got D'loed out of his PS3 last night!

I met this girl last night and went out for drinks and when I woke up my kidney was D'loed

by PJ Janamian December 28, 2007

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Loredana

Latin Root name of Laura. Julius Ceasar wore this on his head as a crown which remared his power on the Roman Empire.
We commonly know this to be Laural bay leaves which are used in cooking, spells and herbal remedies. The most remakable contribution it has to offer is sentimental influence, evenuating in death from the cause of betrayal, meaning don't wave this stuff infront of potenial enemies because it's them gaining the power from this sweet smelling herb, not you. Bad choice of crown, Hail Ceasar!!!

In Empire times, they would burn Loredana over the city square to promote wellbeing and strength in the people of Rome. This practise evenually lead the people of Rome to be Slaugthered and then the end of the strongest empire, that was distroyed in one day. The Roman empire reigned for 1200 years.

by Loredana Malacarne April 25, 2006

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locked and loaded and good to go

Prepared for an imminent activity. Believed to have originated during WWII, referring to the M1 Garand rifle, whose bolt automatically "locked" a round in the chamber when the rifle was "loaded" with a magazine, which could then be immediately fired without any further preparation required.

Frank: You still game for some blackjack and hookers?
Joe: locked and loaded and good to go bruh!

by 8david8 July 31, 2016