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Lamezore 

Something incredibly lame. To the point of "zore" (which is a modifier suggesting an almost amusing, stonerish excess of the act or item preceding it).

Often used as a single-word exclamation (most often followed by an excamation point)"Lamezore!" However it can also be used in a proper sentence.
"Dude! You got arrested at Amy's party - then RAPED in the holding cell by three illegal immigrants from Guatemala? Lamezore!"

"This party, with it's rented Christian Clown and real Shetland Pony - is quite lamezore."
Lamezore by Bogmonkey March 1, 2009
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Lamezoes 

Something that is super lame and uncool. So uncool that lame doesn't even begin to cover it.
He blew me off tonight, that's so lamezoes.
Lamezoes by Norm Knutzen October 21, 2010
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Adjective (n00bspeak). Something which is excessively lame, often preceded by the ubiquitous "teh".
That maneuver was teh lamezor.
Lamezor by AlexeiB. February 26, 2005

lamecore 

the essence of being lame.
wtf? omg you're so lamecore.
lamecore by Jorge Bush March 28, 2005

Lamecore 

Popular mainstream rap - unlike hardcore rap, it's all about bling and chicks and makin' love and whatnot, usually delivered in smooth tones (for the laydeez) and is ultimately lame - to the core.
Did you check out his CD collection? It was all Usher and heaps of other slick, generic, vacuous lamecore rap and r'n'b.
Lamecore by THEPLAGIARIST April 22, 2010
A word used to describe something incredibly lame.
Web sites that make you sign up just to do minor little things there are lamezorz.
lamezorz by treasure tron February 7, 2005

lamecore 

Adjective- the state of being into Hilary Duff.
Jason is into Hilary Duff and is therefore WAY lamecore!
lamecore by Stephanie March 31, 2004
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