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Pulling a Lex 

When you read a text and dont reply
"Read 7:30"
He is Pulling a Lex.
Pulling a Lex by YoWazzupMyDoooode November 9, 2014

LOS A.K.A LEX

A KING. HE IS LEGEND A GOD…. Although he is crazy sometimes, he knows how to handle LIFE WITH NO FEAR AND PURE HEART. knows how to end and win an argument. nice at most times but if you mess with his head or heart, it may be hard to get him back. He is the type of man who has many fans but not a lot of real friends, but the friends that he does have, he makes a huge impact in there life. If you ever find a Los MARRY IT….KEEP HIM in your life, make sure you keep him in your heart. Make sure you don't forget him. And definitely make sure you don't break him. You will regret letting him go. He is independent. brave. loving. caring. But knows how to say no.
I love how hard he loves me he acting like a los a.k.a lex.
LOS A.K.A LEX by Thenlovely#6 November 24, 2021

Pulling A Lex 

Stalling in a game to delay loss
If you take one more second rolling those dice I swear youll be pulling a lex.
Pulling A Lex by Thesnugrussian September 18, 2012
A mathematical relationship that can define the degree of success of any female at various competitions, including job interviews, sporting/dance events, and, most prominently, debate tournaments.

The relationship holds that the amount of clothes one wears is inversely proportional to their success the event or competition.

A female can have Lex A or be described as "Lex A". An unattractive female who tries to Lex A but does not receive its benefits still HAS Lex A, but risks embarrassment and social isolation.

See: sex appeal
Dude, that girl got a 28.5 round 4.

Yeah, only because she's got Lex A.
Lex A by BarneyStinson4 November 10, 2010

Pull a Lexi

Not replying to a text within 2 hours of the time the text was received.
Person 1 (sent via text): What's up?
Person 2 (reply 2 hours 1 minute later): Nothing, you?
Person 1: Way to pull a lexi, asshole.
Pull a Lexi by Wingman69 March 20, 2011
Amazing person with great friends and a wonderful sister Zoey
a'lexy by BerryScaryMonster May 10, 2018
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trucker's tan 

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