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lamerskater
n. One who skates lamely. Also used to describe general lameness of conduct or demeanor.
Variation: Lamerskates! Used as an interjection to express amused disgust at the lameness of someone's actions. Or skating.
Other variations: lamerskate, lamerskating, lamerskatishly
Variation: Lamerskates! Used as an interjection to express amused disgust at the lameness of someone's actions. Or skating.
Other variations: lamerskate, lamerskating, lamerskatishly
lamerskater by TheREALCakelyn May 9, 2007
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lamerskate
et. From the h4x0r lollerskate, meaning to skate in a super funny fashion.
(noun)
1. One who skates lamely.
2. One who acts in a lame manner, as if skating lamely, especially over the internet.
variants: lamerskater
(verb)
1. To skate lamely.
2. To act in a lame manner.
(interjection)
Used to express the lameness of an activity, often spelled "lamerskates" with an added 's'.
(noun)
1. One who skates lamely.
2. One who acts in a lame manner, as if skating lamely, especially over the internet.
variants: lamerskater
(verb)
1. To skate lamely.
2. To act in a lame manner.
(interjection)
Used to express the lameness of an activity, often spelled "lamerskates" with an added 's'.
1. Cakelyn: Did you see how lamely that guy was skating?
Derby: Yeah, he sure is a lamerskate.
2. Erik: Did you hear that that girl has never heard of Libertine?
Drew: What a lamerskate n00b.
ex. 2
Zach: Did you hear how Big Dave deleted Saurbraten (aka Cube2) from his computer?
Greg: What a lamerskater.
Derby: Yeah, he sure is a lamerskate.
2. Erik: Did you hear that that girl has never heard of Libertine?
Drew: What a lamerskate n00b.
ex. 2
Zach: Did you hear how Big Dave deleted Saurbraten (aka Cube2) from his computer?
Greg: What a lamerskater.
lamerskate by libertineskates December 14, 2008
lamers
An interjection expressing disapproval for some action or activity that does not seem interesting or exciting.
lamersteen
lamersteen by Berlin91 December 28, 2013
lamers
To refer to something as being extra lame. If something is so lame it need extra emphasis. When something is consistently pointless and it becomes annoying.
lamers by whitelightning05 June 8, 2009
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