label

1. Something, usually a sticker of sorts; that you stick on a jar or a box to identify the contents and/or purpose.

2. A highly complicated system which is used to classify people, usually high school students; in an attempt to organize them by how they are 'supposed' to be, determined by what music they listen to, what they wear, and in some cases their income. Comparable to the caste system of ancient India.

3. An attempt to classify every band by their 'style'

1. The box is labeled 'tupperware'

2. Oh yeah, she's an emo-goth for sure. You can tell by her Converse and black eyeliner.

3. Oh yeah, their style can pretty much be summed up as alterna-punk/emo/goth/post-hardcore screamo/3rd wave ska revival/punk-core/pop/ska-pop

by Katie May 13, 2005

Laal

Meaning little, small used in Cumbria, uk chiefly Whitehaven in Cumbria

these trainers are too laal, i only drank a laal bit of the beer

by jolo w August 6, 2009

record labels

the hellish creation that is destroying music.
www.realmusiccrusaders.com

record labels can go screw me because they are destroying music.

by aaron and pat April 16, 2005

Labatt Splats

A distinct, water-down, grotesque bowel movement, after a night of heavy drinking Canadian-made beer Labatt Blue.

"Ughh, dude, drinking all that Labatt Blue last night is catching up and I gotta drop some Labatt Splats."

by THC420 January 6, 2009

Labial showcase

Similar to a camel toe, but perhaps more classy sounding

I was at the mall, and this girl with the tightest jeans on had a labial showcase going on!!

by Doctor John February 5, 2010

Black Label Society

Stregnth
Determination
Merciless
Forever

enough said

Black Label Society kick some motherfuckin' ass!!

by See Emily Play December 7, 2004

no label

Used in the lesbian community to define a person who does not consider themselves to fall into the stereotypical categories of fem,stud, butch, or girlie. Not to be confused with "stem" which is a person who dresses and acts in a way that is clearly a mix of stud and fem or butch & fem. No labels usually give off no traditional signs or signals that they are in fact gay. They are more than likely assumed to be straight. Most no labels are NOT bisexual but more closely related to the term "asexual". They are not "undercover" but choose not to let their relationship preference be a major factor in their day to day activities. Though they get along with all in the lgbt community they hate categories and tend to live outside of the box of what is accepted or expected in that community.

Example: I never knew Mary liked girls, I always thought she was straight.
Person 2: Everyone did, but she's definitely gay. She's just a No Label so you would never know.

by LovelyNoLabel June 6, 2014