brother-in-lawing

1. Two or more people taking it easy on each other in order to not get hurt or suffer harsh consequences.

2. Most people do not like or care for their brother-in-law, so they are falsely nice to them.

Two teammates are lazily going through football drills.

Coach: Dag nabbit, y'all two quit brother-in-lawing it and hit each other!

by jb55 November 25, 2013

Lawanda

Just about the nicest most helpful person one could ever know. Devotes her time and energy to helping those around her. Those that know her well are truly blessed in their lives.

I pulled a Lawanda today and helped out some friends.

by OSUCowgirl February 3, 2010

Lawand

Lawand is a funny person and is also quite fit and sexy when you get to see more. Lawand is one of those only people that still treasure girls and make them feel good for themselves. Lawand is also a good kisser and once you start kissing him, you can’t stop. One of the only flaws about a lawand is that lawand is too addictive and once your addicted, he gets sexier, once he gets sexier, he gets more addictive. Another flaw is that he is very naughty in almost every way. If you meet a lawand, treasure him for life because what the future brings (of course if lawand is there) is amazing.

“Hey I just got lawands number”
“Really?”

by Ijtibamh October 19, 2018

Jack Lamango

A slightly weird, cool, chill, and funny guy on twitter

Hey! did you see Jack Lamango,s newest tweet? He's so cool!!

by lanzerrr January 16, 2023

Lewangoalski

A nickname given to Bayern & Polish striker Robert Lewandowski by teammate Thomas Muller.

Muller: Here in Bayern, we have Robert Lewangoalski, get it? Robert Lewangoalski!

by Despair Lord November 28, 2021

Lawong

A word describing the unparalleled phenomenon of an anthropomorphic phallus riding on the back of a blue-haired goat.

I saw a wild Lawong today making dank memes

by Grymbel September 5, 2016

Lawnguyland

The supposed way that all Long Islanders pronouce the name "Long Island." Its mostly made up by NYC residents who like to poke fun at the Long Island accent (which can sound like a mixture of italian, jewish and new englander accents). Despite this stereotype, most people who live on Long Island pronounce Long Island as long-eye-land.

I have lived here for my whole life, 21 years, and I have never said "lawnguyland"

by NyRebel August 7, 2008