by KJFK October 11, 2014
by Bahamaboss August 16, 2010
"the right word" in French. Coined by 19th-century novelist Gustave Flaubert, who often spent weeks looking for the right word to use.
Flaubert spent his life agonizing over "le mot juste." Now Madame Bovary is available in 20 different crappy english translations, so now it doesn't really make a damn bit of difference.
by namealreadyusedbysomeoneelse July 22, 2009
by lacedricecrispy February 16, 2021
by Jean-Luc Delarouge January 09, 2009
Literally meaning "long live the monkey" in french. But, it's oh so much more. This is the phrase that will revolutionise the face of the planet.
Better start saying it before everybody else does, so then you can be hardcore.
Better start saying it before everybody else does, so then you can be hardcore.
You : VIVE LE SINGE
Him : VIVE LE SINGE
Him : VIVE LE SINGE
by Matt in The Hat April 02, 2004
The word le bro bro is basically a substitute for you friends names or when your addressing a larger group of people rarely or never is it used as "le bro bros"
How was your day le bro bro?
Le bro bro why would you do that?
Le bro bro yall are trippin.
Yall need to get it together le bro bro.
Le bro bro why would you do that?
Le bro bro yall are trippin.
Yall need to get it together le bro bro.
by Le bro bro November 22, 2022