Londonderry

A fictional place located in Ulster. Huns / prods call it Londonderry even though pretty much every where else apart from Britain knows it as Derry. The city is nowadays mostly a republican area and most huns are leaving

Paul : ay I went on a trip to a wee place called Londonderry
Seamus : *crackling his knuckles* where’s Londonderry? All I heard of was Derry

by ThePEhall March 21, 2020

Londonderry

A very dirty town in southern New Hampshire. It is known to smell of skunks.

I traveled through Londonderry yesterday, and had to shower twice to get the stink off.

by CDiddy420 July 19, 2009

london bridge

What ignorant Americans call Tower Bridge.

People of America, listen up while I drop some science:

The Bridge in London which is impressive to look at and had a Tower (hint) at each end is called Tower Bridge. London Bridge is actually a few hundred yards to the west, and looks like nothing much actually.

1. In 1968, an American, Robert P McCulloch paid $2.5 million dollars to buy London Bridge under the mistaken belief that he was buying Tower Bridge. The then London Bridge was taken down, transported to America and reconstructed at Lake Havasu City in Arizona. (A new London Bridge was opened in London in 1973). D'OH!!

2. The bridge that is seen in the video to London Bridge by Fergie is actually Tower Bridge. D'OH!!!

3. British people still laugh about Americans not knowing the difference between the two. :-)

by Dr Pinch October 4, 2006

London Bridge

A popular nursery rhyme that also goes by the name "My Fair Lady." Featured in a popular Fergie song that relates to what some call the most well-known nursery rhyme of all time. The song also alludes to the historic and scenic literal London Bridge that has been the subject of many poems, paintings, and musical pieces.

My favorite singing game when I was little was definitely My fair lady/London Bridge.

OMG Fergie is so educated and worldly--she wrote a song about a nursery rhyme AND a landmark!

by sjssmarts July 2, 2014

hellgate london

A computer game from game company Flagship Studios, employees who broke off from Blizzard's Diablo division.

The game is set in the near future, after Hell literally invades London. I know, you didn't expect that from the name at all. There are underground stations that hold refugees and those that fight back.

There are 3 groups of rebels, the Templars (holy avengers), Cabalists (using the demon's powers against them), and Hunters (ex-military ops). Each has two classes, the Templars with Guardians and Blademasters, the Cabalists with Evokers and Summoners, and lastly the Hunters with Engineers and Marksman.

The game plays as a mixture of FPS style gameplay, mixed with gaming style of Diablo 2 in the sense of acts, inventory and levels of difficulty. It borrows it's quest ideals from every MMO out there (WoW, CoH/CoV, FFXI, EQ etc).

Game Informer, a generally impartial reviewer, gave Hellgate London an 8.5/10.

Are you playing Hellgate London today?

by Lost & Found December 29, 2007

London Fog

To take a massive, stinky shit while someone is in the middle of a hot and steamy shower, thus creating an extremely unpleasant, thick, musty, and inesacapable shit smell throughout the bathroom.

My wife was taking a shower this morning so I decided to bless her with a london fog.

by Jay Wilkins January 6, 2006

London

The most perfect place to be on earth, is in London's square. Its the most peaceful place, gives happiest times and calmest haven to be in. You are bound to share wonderful memories there.

I love London all year round, regardless of the crazy weather.

*disclaimer: London doesn't necessarily indicate London UK.
It may refer to a male with the name London.

by londonsquare July 1, 2010