Skip to main content

Latrieze Courtier

Fictional character of vampiric nature and French origin starring in the books Ebony and Crimson. Described as 'Prince Charming' handsome; blue-eyed brunette and very pale skin. December 1465 to July 2006.
Latrieze Courtier was born Seraph le Blanc in 1465.
by Kisaya July 1, 2007
mugGet the Latrieze Courtier mug.

nerd courting

(Non-romantic) Attempting to earn another nerd's favor by appealing to their nerdness. Applicable in the tech world where nerds with power are generally difficult to get along with
- Dude, that Datacenter manager is real jerk, he says no to every request!
- Not Joe, he was totally nerd courting him the other day talking about proper cabling methods for an hour and now all of his requests get approved
- Not me, I totally nerd courted him by talking about proper cabling methods for an hour and now he approves all my requests!
by CrunchyTacooos January 14, 2015
mugGet the nerd courting mug.

Full course meal

The sentence full course meal is usually used to describe the popular boy band why don’t we. The boy band consists of: Zach Herron, Jack Avery, Jonah Marais, Daniel Seavey and Corbyn Besson.
The why don’t we boys are a full course meal 🤤🤤
by Wdw November 10, 2018
mugGet the Full course meal mug.

Full course meal

Commonly used to describe youtuber Mikey Manfs as being "hawt". Full course meal also meaning cute, "lookin like a snack", beautiful,"jaw dropping", perfect.
by Local for life November 11, 2018
mugGet the Full course meal mug.

Youtube Court TV

Where Youtubers come and settle disputes. The Youtube court of law and justice.
He lied on me on two live streams, can someone call Youtube Court TV.
by LoGic FCMS February 2, 2019
mugGet the Youtube Court TV mug.

Word Court

An imagined court which tries lawsuits against a specific word or phrase which is accused of being illogical, deceptive, fraudulent, or offensive to someone.
Word Court is currently trying the word HAMBURGER, LIPSTICK, BIRTH CONTROL, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, and others.

NARRATOR
Welcome to Word Court, where words go on trial.
SECRETARY
Today, we will hear oral arguments in case number 52-67-42, Consumers v Commercial Users of the word HAMBURGER.
JUDGE WORDY
Mr. Prosecuting Attorney, please state your case.
PROSECUTOR
Your honor and members of the jury. This class action lawsuit is against the individuals, businesses, and corporations which use the word HAMBURGER to get consumers to buy what they call hamburgers, but are really dead cow flesh sandwiches. They do so by indirectly saying that the dead animal flesh is a meat which is or contains HAM. That is a false statement. Ham is more expensive than beef because it is made from a cut of a dead pigs’s leg, processed, and preserved by adding salt and other spices. Ham is made around the world including regional specialties such as Westphalian ham, Spanish jamón, Italian Prosciutto, and Smithfield ham in the US. The curing process takes from 9–months to a year.

JUDGE
Thank you, Mr. Prosecutor. We will now hear the defense attorney.

DEFENSE ATTORNEY
Your honor and members of the jury, the facts you just stated make it clear that the word HAM does not belong in the word HAMBURGER. Hamburgers should be called beefburgers or meatburgers, not HAMBURGERS.

JUDGE
How do you clients plea?

My clients plea "nolo contendere",
and apologize to everyone for having used the word HAMBURGER.
by but for April 20, 2019
mugGet the Word Court mug.

bum court

It is a reference to the NBA 2K court on the right side; known for having bums and squeakers on the court
by KID_ May 4, 2020
mugGet the bum court mug.

Share this definition

Sign in to vote

We'll email you a link to sign in instantly.

Or

Check your email

We sent a link to

Open your email