landed gentry

wealthy aristocrats (and/or nobles and/or merchants) living on manorial estates in the countryside and owning slaves or serfs.

Landed gentry, exempt from mandatory military under Catherine The Great of Russia, retired to their estates to live like hedonists; this is part of the reason why Russian society actually degenerated to the point of revolution by 1917.

by Sexydimma February 18, 2014

ladder arms

A person with low self esteem who has cut their arms to the point that their arms look like a ladder.

Guy A:She was so sad she had ladder arms
Guy B: ROFLMAO

by Funny definitions July 24, 2014

Ladder Girl

A woman climbing and slaying the corporate ladder, like a boss.

She’s a ladder girl, growing her career faster than you can say ”Yas Queen”

by Khlomo February 18, 2019

Laddered

When someone frickin’ hits you with a steel ladder

SERVER CoolestDevelopers was laddered!

by BizarreSnow December 20, 2019

the english have landed

Definitely one of the strangest French idiom out there. It translates as “The English have landed” (from a boat). So, what is the relation between the English and menstruating? Well, this expression dates back to Napoleon and the British army, then called the redcoats. Go figure!

Guy 1: Dude, don’t fuck with her today.

Guy 2: “Why?”
Guy 1: “Because mans she’s pissy. “The English have landed.”

by Ccs46 October 6, 2017

Laddergoat

Part of the sentence "Oh you, Laddergoat, you so random"
Comes from a playthrough video of Call of juarez: Bound in blood, as seen on youtube. In the video, the player manages to make a goat climb a ladder, making him laugh loudly and say the famous sentence.

The sentence as a whole could be used when someone has said or done something random or very strange.

*Awkward silence*
Bob: I like to mash potatoes with my toes
John: Oh you Laddergoat, you so random!

by Havrefras November 20, 2009

Ladder Day

Ladder Day is a non-denominational holiday that falls on the 24th day of March. It is celebrated in the United States, with origins traced back to the southern hamlets of Rockland County, New York. Celebrators of all religions and walks of life gather to share in the joy that is Ladder day, usually by consuming large volumes of champagne and orange juice. This holiday is the first of the spring season, and is an opportunity for patrons to lift their spirits in anticipation of warmer weather and the end of winter.

Jimmy: Chris, why do you have pants on? Its Ladder Day!
Chris: You're right! Happy Ladder Day! *Drinks alcohol, drops pants*

by JR845 March 25, 2013