Frodo Lives!

A popular counterculture slogan that was used during the 1960s and 70s, referring to the fictional character Frodo Baggins from The Lord of the Rings. It was frequently used in graffiti, buttons, bumper-stickers, T-shirts, and other materials. It was also commonly associated with the hippie movement.

Before One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor, there was Frodo Lives!

by CelticEagle February 11, 2019

tara livermore

A person who is going to be Linley forever and has good luck with boys and will most likely be pregnant by the age of 15

She was being Tara livermore
;Ta-ra. Liver-more

by Kat arn November 2, 2019

Dic livery

What you call the boy (or dick-owner) that you just want to fuck and leave. In other words, a playful term for a one night stand.

That guy last night was just a dic livery.

Ugh, my dic livery wanted to hang out today, I had to unadd him.

by cavebat June 1, 2021

black lives matter

The radical notion that a black person should be able to come into contact with a police officer and survive.

Philando Castile was shot by a cop in front of his girlfriend and her daughter just for informing him he had a legally-owned gun in the car? Oh, that’s messed up. Black lives matter.

by Hogtrude Parker December 13, 2021

Liver Quiver

After a heavy night of drinking your poop comes out incased in jello shots.

Dude, I had some nasty Liver Quiver last night.

by D. Doo April 13, 2003

livestrong

A Really Stupid Piece of Advice.

Daddy:"Livestrong My Son, And Together We Can Defeat Cancer"

Child:"Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhh , About That Cure..."

by I-Have-No-Soul January 24, 2009

livermush

A food made from parts of the pig. Parts are combined with spices and cornmeal and formed into a block of meat and cooked in a pan. After this cooking it is cut into blocks and sold in stores, particularly in many parts of the southern US. It is found in many grocery stores with refrigerated sausage. It is best eaten after being pan fried and is often a breakfast meat.

I had livermush for breakfast this morning.

by Andy Little May 17, 2006