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LCL -Loves Comes Later, used when discussing how a date or online chat went.
"Oh man, that didin't go so good"
"Patience dude LCL"
LCL by oliverd November 30, 2005
Words you can keep
John: Hey man, I think Cindy fancies me.
Dwayne: No she doesn't. She's a documented LCL not a shrimp lover.
LCL by Megalodon 411 April 8, 2021
will is the OG lcl
lcl by OGLCL June 27, 2019
A long chin lover. Someone who prefers long chins to normal ones.
Random guy 1: Oh hey, doesn't she fancy a guy with a really long chin?
Random guy 2: Yeah, she's such an LCL.
LCL by melder February 10, 2012
Let’s call later - an acronym used when you want to call later with someone - it can be either a friend family or colleague.
Hey babe sorry am busy currently but am missing you - lcl
Lcl by Shivdoesherdiss August 10, 2025

Liquid LCL 

Essentially it's liquidated oxygen so evangelion pilots can breathe and, as an added bonus, jerk off without having to worry about lubrication.
Shinji: Wow! This liquid LCL is pretty handy!
Liquid LCL by Shikamei Ariziji July 24, 2016

Kallan LCL 

The most amazing, talented, generous, kind woman you'll ever meet. The person in your life no one else can hold a candle to.
"My gosh, she's amazing..." "Well, you should expect it, it's Kallan LCL."
Kallan LCL by Ghost-Cookie January 2, 2024
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