Location Dating

Dating someone just because of where they live, and/or are from. Usually to have a place to stay, or a reason to visit said town. Common among photographers, skiers, and outdoor types.

Guy: She's perfect, and she's from this town in northern Idaho where I've been wanting to go shoot forever.

Friend: So basically you're just location dating?

by Hurricane7410 August 31, 2009

Location goalkeeper

In project management, the person responsible for keeping ideas and features within the scope of the original project.

Team member: Whilst we are doing this could we also do that?
Location goalkeeper: No, that is beyond the boundaries of the current project and would need to form part of a later project.

by Reggie Dawg August 14, 2018

Locateist

The act of provoking a privilege based on where you live/are located.

"So I know this person who judges people based on where they live, they can be so locateist"

by Sir_Colour December 30, 2020

Lowatus

An alternative way to describe when your favorite television show goes on hiatus. Low-atus better represents the dreaded wait for an awesome show to return. It can also be used to describe any period marked by a long wait for something appealing.

The television show Fringe is currently on Lowatus and wont return until April.

by RocoD February 25, 2010

locasumer

n. A locasumer is someone who consumes goods produced locally or shops locally. The individual has a sense of local self-obligation consumption whether or not it be for ecological, economic, or convenience reasons. Consumption of products or retail visits can be narrowed within a certain radius such as 5, 25, or 50 miles away.

Jack being a locasumer only buys his groceries at the local farmers market and always visits that mom and pop hardware store.

by CindyLocal May 9, 2008

locazU

Literally: A Canadian Student and College Portal that began in 2009. Sometimes referred to as Canada's largest Online Student Community.

In 2010: "To locate at University"...

"I locazUed a couple of used textbooks pretty cheap sarvo..."

by DannyKK February 11, 2010

Where are you currently located?

The grammatically correct way of saying," Where you at?"

A: "Where are you currently located?
B: "Not on the streets."

by Wtf_Boom May 28, 2009