Lemire

An amazing last name that comes with the French origin, meaning it was from France. It's meaning is "to be a doctor" and was originally given to French medics a long time ago. The last name can still be seen today by French descendants.

The doctor came into the room, his name tag read Dr. Lemire.

by JackJackHatesAttacks January 1, 2012

quinn lemire

he is a soccer kid if i have ever seen one. a blonde relatively short kid who loves his timberlines 😍😍😍😍😍
who loves sneaking out of spanish class with the spanish with the excuse of “yo puerdo it al bano “
#bae

aiden mckenzie- “yo did you see that hottie in spanish
grant ayala- “ o fosho that was quinn lemire
aiden mckenzie- “a site for sore eyes”
grant ayala- “a mi me gusta”

by amongusballspol January 6, 2022

Joe Lemire

A fat, useless, heap of human excrement and also the better(?) half of the (should me deemed) clinically retarded, ass-looks-like-a-bag-of-wet-clothes who can't bare children so she needs to resort to trying to snatch children to fulfill her dreams of being a mom named Aimee (notice the white trash spelling of the name). To be a Joe Lemire, one must not be able to hack it in the Navy and be an absent, dead-beat father who disappeared for 10 years only to return with obsurd threats and demands. If you are a Joe Lemire, you should kill yourself.

"Did you hear about Tommy? He got the boot from the Navy and hasn't seen or paid child support to his kid for over a decade!"
"He is such a Joe Lemire."

by TheNillaInVanilla December 30, 2011

Lemieux

French last name meaning 'the best'.
And we fucking are the best

Lemieux.

by derekosaurus February 25, 2013

Mario lemieux

Star player, owner, and Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins. Started a group to buy the Pens out of bankrupcy. Won a gold medal for Canada in the Olympics.

Helped the Penguins capture 2 back to back Stanley Cups in 1991-1992

by Scratch DJ June 9, 2004

Lemieux

The last name of the great hockey player Mario Lemuieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins

by Dover July 28, 2003

Lemieux Cycle

In one game, a hockey player tallies an even-strength goal, a power play goal, a short-handed goal, a penalty shot goal, and an empty net goal. So-called because of its accomplishment by the legendary Mario Lemieux.

The Lemieux Cycle is evidence enough that he is the greatest hockey player of all time; after all, there's no such thing as a Gretzky Cycle.

by BGooch January 29, 2006