Lurve
"Yay, all the ladies lurve me!"
Lurve by Albino Water August 26, 2005
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lurve
originally spelled as lurrve;
in teh best british book in teh world;
then cultivated by yours truley;
lauren lurrve; <3
copied by many as an exxpression used by ppl who dont wanna say love;
as it sounds too clingy; but
lurrve sounds very cool and nonchalant; <3
in teh best british book in teh world;
then cultivated by yours truley;
lauren lurrve; <3
copied by many as an exxpression used by ppl who dont wanna say love;
as it sounds too clingy; but
lurrve sounds very cool and nonchalant; <3
lurve by lauren;lurrve October 19, 2008
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Lurve
Love + Deserve = Lurve
The person who says lurve just had to THINK that they deserve it to be grammatically correct.
The person who says lurve just had to THINK that they deserve it to be grammatically correct.
I lurve these shoes!
Lurve by Awesome_One_ April 10, 2015
Lurve
A word you use when you love your hunhun very much that you have to use a different word
Variation - Lurbe
Variation - Lurbe
Lurve by Valerie Ruffles March 17, 2010
lurve
(verb/noun) — /lɜ rv/
Definition:
1. (verb) To be irresistibly drawn into feelings of love, often unexpectedly or against one’s better judgment.
“I didn’t plan to fall for him, but I totally got lurved.”
2. (noun) The state of being charmed into affection or romance.
“It wasn’t just love, it was pure lurve.”
Origin: From lure + love — meaning lured to love. Coined by Nali Caamod in the early 21st century to describe that magnetic pull toward someone that feels inevitable, whether you want it or not.
Related forms: lurving (present participle), lurved (past tense), lurver (noun: one who lures into love).
Definition:
1. (verb) To be irresistibly drawn into feelings of love, often unexpectedly or against one’s better judgment.
“I didn’t plan to fall for him, but I totally got lurved.”
2. (noun) The state of being charmed into affection or romance.
“It wasn’t just love, it was pure lurve.”
Origin: From lure + love — meaning lured to love. Coined by Nali Caamod in the early 21st century to describe that magnetic pull toward someone that feels inevitable, whether you want it or not.
Related forms: lurving (present participle), lurved (past tense), lurver (noun: one who lures into love).
Zombie Lurve
When you love someone so much that you would rather let them turn you into a zombie than shoot them.
She dropped her gun and surrendered to zombie lurve letting her boyfriend bite her so they could be zombie lovers forever.
Zombie Lurve by Ducksterbunny September 25, 2010