Legakis 

A very intelligent, sweet, loving girl who always makes the best out of everything. Can brighten the darkest of rooms with a single smile

She is a legakis, and everyone knows it

Legakis by Legakis October 24, 2016

LegaliseTorturingDylan's 

This is the action of making it common or allowed to torture people called Dylan. #LegaliseTorturingDylan's

#LegaliseTorturingDylan's for a better world

LegaliseTorturingDylan's by LegaliseTorturingDylan's April 28, 2022

legacise 

The highly time consuming task of migrating CAD data from a legacy system to a new platform.

Could you please spend a copious amount of time to legacise this entire solution so we can update a single part used within it.

legacise by Donttrustawordisay September 18, 2017

Legacist 

A person who strives to help others through acts of kindest that leaves an ever lasting impression or impact on their community, country or the world. Without knowing it or effort they make the world a better place when they leave then when they arrived.

Wow - I can't believe how many legacists I've come across in my life in school, church-synagogue-mosque, sport - all of them have made all of us better people and focussed on making the world a better place. It's like the Montreal Canadians dressing room "to you from failing hands we throw the torch.... be yours to hold it high,"

Legacist by jakey pearl November 30, 2017

legalistic antinomian 

1. (n.) - One who outlaws things that need not be outlawed (e.g., the word "crap", music, movies), and allows things that should be forbidden (e.g., horrendous theology, heresies, blasphemies, sin). A term that usually applies to many in the Christian community. (See fundamentalist.) It should be noted, however, that not all Christians are like this, and that the Bible does not support such behavior.

1. Fundamentalists are, quite often, legalistic antinomians.

legalistic antinomian by Frank Herdlin July 16, 2004

LegaliseTorturingDylan's 

A popular protesting symbol is used by people named Aaron that wish to torture Dylan.

The hashtag (#LegaliseTorturingDylan) grew in popularity ever since its coining in 1623 when King Aaron the IV of Vienna was overthrown by Prince Dylan the III of Luxembourg.

In response, Aaron would quote

"ic pro hêrespel healdan mîn wiðersæc fornêah Dylan sê III râd Luxembourg geond hê hê indicates laughter has forsaken sê civilised â. ic pro tôdêman witnian him of hê, weder sê is lahlic oððon nâteðæshwôn adverbial phrases attraction with pron ðe ic su sêlost legalise torturing Dylan"

which when translated into Modern day English is

"I will have my revenge on Dylan the III of Luxembourg as he has forsaken the civilised world. I will torture him, whether it's legal or not so we better legalise torturing Dylan"

In 2013 the Naming Act would be sent to Congress which would suggest a ban on the names Dylan, Karen, Lillian & many more. Ultimately Congress would reject this with only 20 of the 435 members agreeing with the Act. In Iceland, the name would be banned along with Eileithyia. People already named Dylan would be allowed to keep their name but no new babies were permitted to be named Dylan.

Today the #LegaliseTorturingDylan movement has low support but the people who do support it are dedicated to their cause. LegaliseTorturingDylan's

"Yo, what's your name?"
"It's Aaron"
"Are you a part of the LegaliseTorturingDylan movement?"
"Hell yeah"
"Same bro, we should LegaliseTorturingDylan's"
"I agree entirely with you"

LegaliseTorturingDylan's by RahandG October 26, 2022

legalish 

1. in "legal" terms 2. to be written or portrayed in a confusing, articulate, or complicated manner

"That contract was written too legalish."

legalish by Jonny 5 January 28, 2007