Lacrosse

A sport that is hundreds of thousands years old. That got it roots form the native game. Then people came over from England and they thought the stick looked like a cross so they called it lacrosse. Now with the Pll the game is growing more than ever.

Lacrosse is a sport that is growing fast.

by Theo pritch June 15, 2023

LacrosseKing

Extremely gorgeous but his admirers are fucking goblins

Person 1: look at LacrosseKing he’s gorgeous

LacrosseKing: Your a Fucking goblin I wouldn’t date you

by LacrosseKing October 21, 2023

temporal locomotive anarchism

A political doctrine expressing the present and temporary disdain for the crazy motives of politicians and the populace in general, stemming from the words temporal ("pertaining to the present time"), locomotive (loco, "crazy" + motive, "personal incentive"), and anarchism ("doctrine urging the abolition of government").

I believe in temporal locomotive anarchism. I don't hate politics, I just hate the way they are now.

by Lobbying for Tomorrow May 8, 2010

Ass Loco

When the word butt crazy just simply isn't enough to describe how crazy, happy, or excited someone is over something, you can count on ass loco to really get your point across.

Guy1- Yo, ever since you got that AlienWare laptop, you've been so butt crazy over it, it's just a computer dude calm down.

Guy2- MORE LIKE ASS LOCO... THIS SHIT OWNS YOU, 250 FPS!!! CAN YOU'RE MAC DO THAT!?!?!?!

by Mariceo Cullinatoaswell March 14, 2011

play loco

When you´re crossing the line with somebody, some situation or when you are trying to abuse.

"...and I said: -Bitch, don´t play loco with me, pay me that bill and get the hell outta here."
"Hey ya nigga! Don´t you try to play loco with me and gimme that ball!"

by DISMADARFAKAR April 10, 2015

puta loco

Indefinite meanings made while high asf

Ken - “PUTA LOCO QUE HACES LOCO”

JD - “ PUTA LOCO YO NO SE LOCO”

by kendontlack October 17, 2023

el dopo loco

It's a Spanish-language variation of "dope" in its meaning of "cool" , "good", "great", etc. with the "loco" part of the expression only there because it rhymes with "dopo", wrongfully represented as "dopeo" in a separate entry (instead of "dope-o")

- My godmother bought me a new car for my graduation.

- Oh, dude! That's dopeo
- Yea, man. That's el dopo loco!

by Pep-e February 3, 2010