A word originating in Greenlawn NY in September 2009. Used in various social gatherings for multiple purposes:
1.To break tension
2.Create fear
3.Create or end awkward silences
4.Create confusion
5.Induce laughter
Properties
LAR can be used in place of almost every word, including the F word.
LAR can have positive and negative connotations.
LAR has no plural (like moose or sheep).
LAR can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective.
(LARing is an example of LAR as a verb)
In special usages the L can be dropped to aid in assimilation.
1.To break tension
2.Create fear
3.Create or end awkward silences
4.Create confusion
5.Induce laughter
Properties
LAR can be used in place of almost every word, including the F word.
LAR can have positive and negative connotations.
LAR has no plural (like moose or sheep).
LAR can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective.
(LARing is an example of LAR as a verb)
In special usages the L can be dropped to aid in assimilation.
Due to LAR's easily placed usage, it can be merged into everyday words.
Here are some commonly used examples:
hello --> helLAR
yeah --> yAR
uh-huh --> uh-hAR
blah --> bLAR
telescope --> teLARscope
There are literally countless other applications that anyone and everyone can make of LAR.
With a little bit of practice, one can generate some pretty funny and silly sounding words and statements that will create or break the ice in any social situation. Everyone is highly encouraged to enjoy the usage of LAR.
Here are some commonly used examples:
hello --> helLAR
yeah --> yAR
uh-huh --> uh-hAR
blah --> bLAR
telescope --> teLARscope
There are literally countless other applications that anyone and everyone can make of LAR.
With a little bit of practice, one can generate some pretty funny and silly sounding words and statements that will create or break the ice in any social situation. Everyone is highly encouraged to enjoy the usage of LAR.
by legitz1 February 2, 2010
1.Wannabe singaproeans usually add this at the end of english sentences to make them look "cool."
2.Sometimes added at the end of acronyms to add style to it.
3. The way singaporeans end their sentences. (I think)
2.Sometimes added at the end of acronyms to add style to it.
3. The way singaporeans end their sentences. (I think)
by Kajet March 16, 2004
He is a mysterious and quiet type of guy that women couldn't resist. He's intelligent, honest, loyal, and humble. He works hard for all the things that he have and continue to to work harder for his future and his family. He is a hot, handsome and cute with a wonderful personality. When you get to know him, you will realize how funny he is and how fun he can be. He know when to be serious and when to have fun. He will treat his friends, family and love ones right. When he loves you, he truly do.
by Trevor Jackinson November 12, 2019
One of the many words that Cantonese speakers use at the end of sentences in their every-day conversations. Pronounced as "la", but there are many users that spell it as "lar" to let the end-receiver know that the user has typed a Cantonese word, not English, nor the "la" in the French language or Singaporean slang.
Same meaning as la, but just spelt differently.
Same meaning as la, but just spelt differently.
by yesimafob May 7, 2006
by Moron June 4, 2003