LTodd

An adjective used to describe anything that is outgoing, supportive, and/or selfless to an extremely positive degree.

-That worthwhile and fun Karaoke Night fundraiser to raise money and awareness to help combat Malaria was so LTodd.

-Our tourguide was so welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable and LTodd.

-"My new sports bra is so supportive." "Yah, its really LTodd."

by chillinlikeicecreamfillin January 1, 2010

Loddle Loddle

A phrase used when one is amused by an action, statement, or question. Originates on a farm in the mid-west of North America. Turkeys are fracking hysterical, therefore, the sound a turkey makes expresses the amusement of the speaker.

Loddle Loddle

by JustDucky July 19, 2010

loddie

Origin: Laurelton, NY

!. Type of female who sleeps around, but still doesn't consider herself a whore.

2. A girl who doesn't have a boyfriend but has sex.

Ashley better let me hit it.. cause i heard she's a loddie.

by Deni77 September 17, 2012

Loddy Doddy

A motiviational phrase to get one's ass moving.

"Let's get two or three easy laps in. Loddy Doddy every body!" -Coach Bob

by Kyle Coon December 7, 2006

Loddata

When you want to escape a situation in a goffy and silly way.

Riccardo yesterday had a loddata.

by r1€ January 22, 2022

lodding

When used in the context of digital environment creation and rendering, "lodding" can refer to the process for objects to have multiple textures, lighting effects, 3D models, and other aspects in varying "level of detal" that change based on the distance the camera or view is from that object. As the camera moves closer to the object being actively rendered, the "level of detail" of the textures, 3D model of the object, and other aspects being used to render that object, will increase. So, an object the size and shape of a basketball, at a distance of 100 meters from the camera, might use much lower-resolution textures, less detail in lighting/shadow effects, fewer polygons in the 3D model, and other lower-detail aspects of the object, when rendering it, than if that object was 50 meters, 10 meters, or 1 meter from the camera or view of that object. Lodding is the process of substituting higher-resolution and higher detail aspects to render an object, as the camera or view moves closer to the object. The reverse happens, as the distance between the object and the camera increases, using increasingly lower detail and lower resolution versions of the models, textures, and other aspects used to render the object, as the camera continues to move farther away.

In the latest release of my favorite PC game, the game creators greatly improved how smooth the lodding performed, eliminating the lag perceived when the level of detail of the terrain and objects changed, as I moved closer to, or farther away.

by TSForrest February 3, 2022

Loddon

Rural backwater in the south of Norfolk, where under 18 chavs seem to think it's good place to get pissed

(it's name is literately Saxon for "bad water")

Chris: hey Jo I heard you were going out tonight, where too?

Jo: Loddon

Chris: LOL

by loddonlol April 24, 2010