Lingafelt

Word used to describe a girl who has the whole package; looks, personality, brains, and athletisism. Excels in many activities and is often refered to as "smokin' hot" by younger men or "stunningly gorgeous" by older ones. Basically, the kind of girl you would wanna take home to mom before you get her in the back-seat of a car. Windows up. You know the rest.

I dunno about you guys, but my girl is a Lingafelt. She's got everything and then some. My mamma is proud!

by Nate December 19, 2004

LingMAO

Laughing My Ass Off!

That post was so funny I'm still LingMAO!

by Sherriloveiam November 14, 2011

lingam

Lingam (Sanskrit for "shaft of light") is the term for the Hindu god Shiva as represented by a phallus (erect male organ). Usually found in conjunction with the Yoni ('vulva") which represents the goddess Shakti - the source of Creative Energy. They co-join to form Bhrama - the Universe. This is the Hindu Trilogy; the representation of the twins of Creation and Destruction as the highest manifestations or aspects of the One (Bhrama).

by yoni September 12, 2003

lingua franca

A commonly used language in a particular region.

English could be considered the lingua franca of the Internet, because it is on the majority of websites.

1337 5p34k has become the lingua franca of sorts of IRC and chat rooms.

by junkyard prince October 10, 2003

ligya

like ligma except ‘lick your’. often used in a lame comeback

virgin 1: ligma balls
virgin 2: why don’t you ligya own balls?

by announcementnoonecaresabout October 20, 2018

Linga Ling

Meant to suggest sexual activity is in the horizon—or, at least a possibility. Alternatively, there may be sexual tension between two individuals that may or may not culminate in a sexual act;However, the interest in there.

“So, how was your date last night with J? Any Linga Ling?” “Oh my! Did you see that guy that just walked by? Linga ling.... for sure!!!!

by Casiopea January 17, 2019

linguatively

When something is both figuratively and literally true.

"We're flying under the radar."

"Literally and figuratively."

"Is there a word for that? When it means both? Like in French, or something?"

"Linguatively. We're linguatively flying under the radar."

by MastersRafeMasters July 21, 2022