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Ludocide

noun | ˈlu .doʊ.saɪd

From "ludo-" (Latin: ludere, to play) and "-cide" (Latin: caedere, to kill). Literally: "the killing of play."

The deliberate and often greed-driven destruction of a video game's integrity, playability, or soul — typically executed by out-of-touch executives, shareholders, or decision-makers who prioritize monetization and market trends over player experience, artistic vision, or game design principles.
"They turned the beloved single-player RPG into a live-service lootbox hellscape. It was straight-up ludocide."

"The CEO committed ludocide when they forced NFTs into a game about environmental restoration."

"This update reeks of ludocide. Who thought this was a good idea?"
by UnnamedSettler March 27, 2025
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Luddicious

A word typically used to describe super based protchads who love the Lionesses and hate the Glazers and all non-leftist political parties.
Do you see that super based and luddicious protchad over there? He's always ranting about Donald Trump and crying about Reform.
by TruthSpeaker78 April 3, 2025
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Ludos

loo-dohs noun (plural: ludos or ludoses)
Etymology: From Latin ludus (“play”) and the suffix of Greek eros (“desire”)

1. A person who engages in multiple casual sexual relationships openly and without shame; someone who enjoys physical or romantic connection in a free and playful way.
2. A gender-neutral term for individuals who reject the stigma surrounding non-monogamous or casual intimacy.

“He’s a total ludos—flirty, fun, and always honest.”
“Stop judging her, she’s just living that ludos lifestyle.”
“I’d rather be a proud ludos than pretend to be something I’m not.”

Usage notes:
• Ludos is intentionally non-judgmental and inclusive of all genders.
• Can be used neutrally, positively, or even playfully depending on tone.
• May be used as an identity, a description, or even an adjective (“That’s so ludos of you.”)
“He’s a total ludos—flirty, fun, and always honest.”
“Stop judging her, she’s just living that ludos lifestyle.”
“I’d rather be a proud ludos than pretend to be something I’m not.”
by Seithik April 8, 2025
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Ludacris

Sid: This shit is ludicrous mane.

Iswald: The fuck the black nigga from fast and furious got to do with this?

Scott: That's Ludacris, retard.
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ludviqucke

A gay man who acts like a femboy and sometimes even like a furry.
Jeff: ayo look at Amadéo! He’s acting like a ludviqucke
by arikiki123456 February 18, 2026
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Fear of Playing Zipline or bungee jump when you don't want to play but some how force your self to zipline or bungee jump
No I hate bungee and zipline but I have to but I'm scared but I have Ludereperfunemsuspensumvelsaltumelasticumcumluderenonvissedtealiquomodoadsaltumperfunemsuspensumvelsaltumelasticumcogisphobia
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ludate

Pronunciation: /lu ˈdeɪt/
Definition:
1. To participate actively in games (ludaments), sports, or recreational activities.
2. To engage in enjoyable or entertaining endeavors.
3. To derive pleasure from playful pursuits.
4. To indulge in amusement or leisure-time activities.

Significance:
• It defines active engagement in games or sports.
• It emphasizes joy and amusement.
• It identifies recreational activities.
• It avoids informal or colloquial terms.
• It simplifies descriptions of gaming (ludation) habits.
• It improves clarity in discussions about entertainment.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "game", "games", "gamed", and "gaming".
Past verb: ludated
Present simple verb: ludate, ludates
Present continuous verb: ludating
Examples:
• "Kids pleasantly ludate in the playground."
• "Gamers (ludors) globally ludate competitively online."
• "Amigues often ludate during weekend (finese) congregations."
• "Family vacations are perfect for ludating jointly."
• "Parents encourage children to ludate responsibly."
by Dmitrio August 7, 2025
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