ludifisting

Fisting so far that it is considered ludicrous. Anything past the elbow is considered ludifisting.

"Sup man?"
"I was getting lucky yesterday."
"How?"
"I was ludifisting a girl last night!"
"Holy shit, I didn't know anyone actually did that..."

by Branop October 6, 2011

lugin

verb, can be used as noun or adjective too. meant to confuse people who never heard it before, and make them search it up here. simmiliar to the E meme, has no real meaning.

Austin: "Hey, I uh found this thing in the attic and I wanted to know if we should lugin with it?"

Mike: "What the fuck?"

Jim: "wanna go to the new Star Wars to the cinema tomorrow? I heard its quite lugin."

Emma: "What?"

by MatoGamer January 15, 2021

Pull a Lubin

to drink and throw up on someone. typically all over the back of someone's shirt/head

What happened Jordyn?
Well Bam happened to pull a Lubin and threw up all over my back

by Fyan Reed June 24, 2009

Ludicrous Speed

A phrase taken from the Mel Brooks movie Spaceballs, refers to anything happening or moving at an exceptional rate.

My computer bluescreened the night before my paper was due, so I had to retype it at ludicrous speed that morning.

I had to drive at ludicrous speed to get to work on time after I lost my keys.

by South Illinois December 29, 2010

ludding

A ship between Luna Lovegood and pudding. This ship originates in Order of the Phoenix, when she states she hopes there's pudding at the feast.

Luna: I hope there's pudding.
HP fan: Aw, Ludding is such a cute ship.

by itsrealforus October 15, 2011

gen-ladin

Osama's kids? Or ours, if their side wins

Gen-ladin!? Marketing to them is a necessity, and yet forbidden. The Future is a wearisome paradox. Or perhaps not.

by Pbaddy August 19, 2009

Ladino

A type of Spanish spoken by Sephardic Jews spoken before they were expelled from Spain in the 14th century. It has been preserved since with some modifications. In some ways Yiddish is to German as Ladino is to Spanish.

I grew up speaking Ladino, because my ancestors were Sephardic Jews.

E.g. of Ladino
"Shalom buenas tadres" for "Hola buenas tardes" in Spanish.

by mac389 January 10, 2013