De-limazing

An act of protecting a drug lords or syndicates.

Based on Senator De Lima from Philippines, a senator known for protecting drug lords syndicates

Free Senator De Lima!

We're totally not de-limazing her!

by the L in Leni stands for Loser June 3, 2022

Limelight

Fans of a boy band " whydontwe " call themselves " limelights"

I love the band why don't we Ive been a limelight since the beginning

by Klwdw November 15, 2017

Limelight

1. A focus of public attention

2. An intense illumination (used in theaters) produced by a combination of incandescence and candoluminescence.

Everyone came to see Batman in the Dark Knight, but I think The Joker stole a bit of the limelight with his brilliant performance.

by cream_of_the_crop December 29, 2008

Limelights

These one Beautiful ass bitches that support this one band named Why Don't We.

I need u in my life like LIMELIGHTS cuz yo ass is fucking Beautiful and wdw luvs u hoe

by Imashelyherron October 12, 2018

LIMELIGHTS DAY

You’d should go appreciate the best band ever Why Don’t We, they r the best band ever :>

Friend: What day is it?
Limelights: the best day ever

Friend: huh?
Limelight: ITS THE LIMELIGHTS DAY

by Chev Chev :> November 13, 2020

limelight hoe

basically wants to be in the in-crowd and part of the "scene"
typically buy expensive shoes and clothing
dresses like a whore and go clubbin'
love to eat at expensive restraunts
wants to fuck famous celebrities
wants a guy with lots of money
they want to be where the "flash" is aka the limelight

Paris Hilton is an exemplary of a limelight hoe

by MTLGW February 21, 2011

limelight

Originating from the bubonic plague that decimated populations across Europe, this term refers to the dim light that was associated with the lime pits used to decompose the vast number of corpses.

On occasion, people were in comatose states when put in the pits and would awaken in a decaying state and wonder around the lime-pit while crowds of people would gather to stare at this horrific spectacle. This term was later used to describe a unique stage lighting effect, hence ; to be in the lime light means; to be the centre of attention.

by Prof. Edward Keen January 17, 2005