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Lardosis
Lardosis occurs when an overweight person attempts to straighten themselves up and tuck in their stomach fat. This is done in an attempt to look respectable or hide their condition.
You may commonly find this in people trying to lose weight, people in positions of power who feel the need to look imposing, or simply people who also have an overweight ego.
You may commonly find this in people trying to lose weight, people in positions of power who feel the need to look imposing, or simply people who also have an overweight ego.
The CEO held a web meeting today. He was in the lardosis pose the whole time. You can't hide that gut...
Lardosis by DukeBabaros June 15, 2022
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lumbar lordosis
a person whom arches thier back to make thier butt look big. while in the process, thier back gets used to being in that postion and that my friend is lumbar lordosis
woah samantha you got lumbar lordosis head ass. its not that serious. her: stfu at least my butt is bigger XD
lumbar lordosis by CHAMPAGNEMAMIJR July 8, 2017
Lordosis
Lordosis is a basketball term for when the player shoots the ball from under the basket, contorting their spine in spectacular fashion so as to score. The term originally described the change in spinal shape typically found in pregnant women, but since the word has the word "lord" in it, using the term implies that the player who scored the basket possessed - if only for a moment - divine finesse.
Lordosis by InstituteOfNursingParlance September 13, 2019
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