Bloop Le Snoot

A sentence in the imperative form, that does not mean anything.

Please, Bloop Le Snoot.

by HadronCollider February 11, 2017

Trog-le-prawn

An amazing person. Trog-le-prawn is a word used as a red-herring to semantically mask how amazing this person is. While Trog-le-prawn sounds as though the recipient of such a name would be a) ugly b) French and c) smells of sea-food they are actually a) attractive b) not-French and c) smells of candyfloss. They say things that make people smile. The word is predominately used by vindictive twats to keep the wonderful Trog-le-prawns to themselves.... the twats

"Colette you Trog-le-prawn!"

"OI! How dare you!"

"No, no....look at this urban dictionary definition"

by Jon Farrugia August 23, 2009

francois le roux

A kid who plays fortnite like pro omg loll

There’s fortnite skills like Francois le roux

by YoDaddyIsMyDad January 8, 2019

cat-le ranch

(verb) When your cat draws you toward his food source, almost as with an invisible lasso, while periodically peaking behind with a side-eye to confirm he’s got u roped in. picture a cowboy hat on your cat and u get the idea.

Schitters tried to cat-le ranch me today while I was getting dressed but I ignored his efforts.

by Schitterbug March 27, 2019

Le Tarte It Up

Oft-heard call assigning an amusing statement/anecdote/incident as worthy of entry into the greatest book ever written.

"Shot through, Le Tarte. And you're to blame."

"Le Tarte it up!"

by TallulahMimi August 5, 2009

tous les jours

tous les jours is French for "every day"

I jack off tous les jours!

by USAF Cadet September 21, 2021

Les Claypool

An over hyped bass player who plays for the sake of being weird. Was amazing in Primus but seems to have reached his creative limitations.

If you worked for Les Claypool, you'd be out of a job in no time.

by Tallest Man on Earth April 5, 2010