Lexiftofita

A sofa made of tofu raped in Lettus

We need to get us a lexiftofita

by Vegan activist June 21, 2017

lexitookmyhoodie

lexitookmyhoodie is a tiktoker with over 80k followers. He is a online dater who wants to get kidnapped.

hahah lexitookmyhoodie is an online dater lol

by MrPlakss February 1, 2021

levistae

the nicest and most swag creator ever

A: Do you know who levistae is?
B: No, i don’t
A: You fucking dumb bitch

by haruno.kage March 11, 2021

Lewiston lobster roll

A Maine red hot dog, commonly referred to as a red snapper served from the weenie wagon

I'll have 2 lewiston lobster rolls with mustard and ketchup please

by Weenieman04072 August 19, 2023

Lewiston

The shithole of America. Famous for potatos that it doesn't produce and the gems it doesn't mine (Idaho is the Gem State). Famous for being the United State's most inland seaport, though it doesn't really ship anything other than cocaine.

Stop being such a Lewiston!
Man, this place is such a Lewiston.
I hate fast food, it tastes like lewiston.
Lewiston: Not for black people.
I banged a chick in the Lewiston.
She hit me in the Lewiston.
Lewiston smells.

by Ben Schneider October 30, 2005

Lexis

The freaking bomb.com, she is not up for people's bull poo but she is a complete sweetheart as long as you are too. Her smile is radiant and she has tan legs. Also, she tends to have best friends that are the coolest people around.

Person: you are butt
Lexis: well at least I have a butt, you only have a front

by Everything is poo October 7, 2017

lexis

Lexis refers to word use. Lexicology is literally the study of words.

"Good", "sunny", "elated", "jolly" could all be said to be under a positive lexis, where as

"Death", "confrontation", "rain", "depressed" are all a negative lexis

It can often be used to infer people's demeanour. Although people don't necessarily say how they feel, they're choice of words can be revealing.

"I don't care how fine he says he is, he's been talking with a negative lexis"

"Her lexis is awfully flirty"

by A speaker's curtain November 2, 2006