giant leprechaun

A man over 6ft tall that looks like a leprechaun or is of Irish origin having red hair

Look at will the giant leprechaun

by Jessie4727 February 2, 2023

Little Welsh Leprechaun

Mummy Weeam.

“Did you hear about the little welsh leprechaun who runs around town?”
“Yes!! I heard he is always seen with loud metal music playing.. I’ve also heard the noises it makes sounds like a 25 year old man who just smoked a whole pack of ciggies within 10 minutes!”

by therapeuticgoth December 8, 2022

Leperchaun

An oddly short person dressed in green who has an unusual obsession with gold. Usually seen trotting in fields of grass. Always keeps a pot of gold nearby. Rumor has it, Leperchauns turn into a gold coin when they die of old age.

JIM: Damn Leperchauns, always giving me diarrhea!

by Alen A. and Igor B. August 9, 2004

leprechaun

Horrible 16 foot tall horned beast that eat the flesh of the living and the spirits of the dead, and corn chips.

Gee mommy may I have toaster.

by Cheesehead October 23, 2003

leproparkaidser

A horrible disease which consists of leprosy, Parkinson’s disease, aids and cancer. All in all it’s a bald, vibrating tumour which falls to pieces.

I hate jonny, i wish he had leproparkaidser!

by Tam May 6, 2004

LEPer

(noun) - A (typically highly educated) professional working in the United States due to scarce technical skills and in spite of a a deeply Limited English Proficiency (LEP). This is a very common malady in technology companies, university science and engineering departments, and government agencies that import significant portions of their workforce

Our electrical engineering department is just full of LEPers. Nice guys, and you can get lectures in circuit theory in any of 5 dozen asian languages, but there isn't a damn one of them that can hang together two English sentences.

by Frustrated_Monolingual August 4, 2009

PFLEPER (pronounced F-leper)

Pfizer employee who just got canned. In addition to losing all dignity, it is learned that scores of many other people knew about it months before the terminated person. These people avoid the person losing the job as if the terminated person had plague or leprosy; hence, the invocation of "leper."The employee losing their job also loses their office, support, email, benefits, etc. And to a large degree spirit and health.

Though originating at Pfizer, the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in the world, the term "PFLEPER" (pronounced F-LEPER) may be used for any terminated employee anywhere.

Pfizer puts a "P" before many words beginning with "F:" eg., Pfun, Pfinance, Pfamily, etc. And prefixes a "PF" on just about any other word it uses. Cute that way.

Have you heard about David? They're letting him know on Friday he's out. I think he may know. He even looks like a PFLEPER (pronounced F-LEPER).
Even the Zoloft} and Viagra don't seem to be helping.

He's really Pfucked.

by Wyeth October 1, 2009