lucky pierre

Coyote found in NYC's Central Park on April Fools Day in 1999; he now resides in the Queens' Zoo.

(this entry was written in October of 2004)

"The trickiest New Yorker coyote on record was a 43-pound male named Luck Pierre who in 1999 led reporters, police officers, photographers, park rangers, tourists, and at least one helicopter pilot in a chase across Central Park" -- NY Times, City Section, Sunday October 3, 2004.

by jam October 7, 2004

get lucky

the same as to pull

The club is good on Saturday; you might get lucky

by m-anonymous (get lucky) August 8, 2009

RRA-[[LuCkY]]

A power-hungry Candian faggot. Can be found in GameSurge's #hardware. Loves the cock. Thinks he is cool because he can ban anyone and everyone for no apparent reason. See: cock-sucker.

#hardware on irc.gamesurge.net

* Bob has joined #hardware
<RRA-LuCkY> !addban Bob CAUSE IM COOL!
* BOb has been kicked and banned from hardware
<RRA-LuCkY> I am so leet!
<Tom> if by leet you mean, cock sucking gay, then yes, you are very leet.

by Everybody February 12, 2005

Lucky Star

The most overrated anime in the history of mankind.

It's a conspiracy! Kyoto Animation and Kadokawa Publishing Co. are manipulating the market and the fan society via 2ch and niconico douga so that Lucky Star will gain the most popularity!

by oldman February 17, 2008

lucky pierre

kris' heaven; the middle man in a three way gay sandwich

"it's my turn to be the pierre damnit because i want it all!"

by big cha July 7, 2004

the lucky one

Another story by the great Nicholas Sparks. very similar to his previous ones that it's so predictable what's gonna happen throughout the whole book. Also adapted into a movie like all his previous ones as well. Starring Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling, the movie expect us to feel that it's completely normal and usual to WALK from Colorado to Louisiana.

Girl 1: OMG did you watch the lucky one?
Girl 2: Yes and I thought I was watching Dear John !

by domatic October 17, 2015

dey-lucky

Often used by persons of ghetto heritage to describe a set of two numbers in a casino craps game prior to throwing the dice. A superstitious call-out to cast luck upon them.

"Six and Foes (fours)... Dey-Lucky!" (followed by a dice toss)

by Uncle Tony December 26, 2007