Lovage

the act of love in its purest form

Martina didn't believe Keith when he used the word lovage she didn't think it was a real word

by stanmac088 October 30, 2019

Lolagamagoldenfish

There are no words to describe her satisfyingly... First of all she is hot .. though she doesn't realise it .. she is humble .. funny .. down to earth loving .... childish though a lil adult minded and tolerating not just a great friend but the worlds greatest friend

Lolagamagoldenfish likes Tocky

by Jonah Mangena June 10, 2020

lozage

Getting embarassed in front of someone you want to impress or making a bafoon out of yourself in a way that makes people say, "Dude you totally lost."

Yesterday I was walking up the stairs on campus with this girl I liked and fell, experiencing some serious lozage lose lost embarass.

by sjkyr4 March 11, 2009

lolabetes

laughing so hard that it results in a terminal illness.

I laughed so hard at his joke that my internal organs ceased to function properly; now I have lolabetes.

by MrMoustace88 October 27, 2010

Llager

Pronounced lag-er.
Means cute, I'll miss you, I'll see you soon or anything you think is amazing, hot, etc.
It can mean many different things in different contexts.

"Goodbye!" "Llagerr <3"
A couple walk by. "Llagerr" (aww.. that's cute)
A rollercoaster you think would be great to ride. "Llagerr!"
A really hot guy with a six pack comes up. "Llagerr...<3"
If you are talking about something delicious, you can say "llagger" as in, this tastes really good!
Also said differently in many different contexts such as rolling the r's or the l's or just have ongoing rolled r's.

by Kitty Elf January 25, 2011

LOLZAGE

The Jazmoficated version of the online term "lol". Usually used in IM conversations.

Person 1: Awww, I so totally got pwned by Pacman!
Person 2: LOLZAGE!!!1oneone!1 XD

by MooseGirlLikesTehPie November 25, 2006

lobage

A word describing the prominent frontal lobes of certain computer geniuses. The lobes are so developed that a large crease can be seen between them. The word is derived from two words, lobe and cleavage.

"That network administrator certainly has some serious lobage going on!"

by kobart November 6, 2011