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Short for Les Miserables, a kick-arse musical set during the beginnigs of the French Revolution. Often on the recordings Eponine has an annoying, pop-ish sound, but the character is great. Some of the other leads/large parts are Cosette, Jean Valjean, Javert, Marius, Fantine, Gavroche, Enjolras, Thenardier, and Mme. Thenardier.
I'm going to audition for Les Mis.
Les Mis by creativefire March 15, 2005
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les mis be honest

The super gay way of saying "Let's be honest", only said by true Les Misérables fans.
Les mis be honest buddy, that cheesecake be dandy!
les mis be honest by Geoman2 November 18, 2013

les mis game 

The game made by my good friend and his girlfriend. The only rule for it is when ever anyone sings the male gets a blow job. If there are two males involved they take turns.
Molly: "Hey ewan do you want to watch les mis, we can play the les mis game."
Ewan: "God yes"
les mis game by spaffer December 6, 2013

les misérables 

The greatest musical evar. Which is NOT SET DURING THE French Revolution, but the Paris student uprisings of the 1830s. Oy.
Going to see Les Misérables this weekend -- YAY
les misérables by joe-nobody October 4, 2005

Les Miserables 

A Broadway musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo of the same name. Typically assumed to take place during the French Revolution, it in fact is set during the early 1800s, particularly during an uprising against Napoleon III in the 1830s. The plot follows Jean Valjean, a convict who broke parole, rose to become a factory owner and mayor, and adopted the child of a former factory worker-turned prostitue. Throughout the story, Valjean is pursued incessantly by Javert, a policeman who believes that, by God's will, he will recapture Valjean. Other subplots present themselves along the story, including a love triangle between Valjean's adopted daughter (Cosette), a reluctant revolutionary (Marius Pontmercy), and a streetgirl (Eponine Thenardier), and the wheelings and dealing of Eponine's swindling parents. A fantastic novel and a beautiful musical.
Les Miserables, one of the few published works of Victor Hugo, is considered a classic in French literature.
Les Miserables by Medea37 January 18, 2009

les miseritis 

J-dog:Hey Patsy, How is it go REDDD THE BLOOD OF ANGRY MENN ing?
Patsy: You have a problem.
J-dog:I just love Les Mis SO MUCH!!!
Patsy: I would get that checked out. You might have les miseritis.
les miseritis by Les Mis January 27, 2013

Les Miserables 

My personal favorite musical and book. Musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, the book is written by Victor Hugo.
In this story we follow Jean Valjean, an exconvict who becomes good, but is always being chased by a policeman named Javert
Unlike popular belief Les Miserables is not set during the French Revolution, but after in a student led failed revolution called the June Rebellion

Les Miserables recently celebrated their 25th anniversary as a musical, and in London Jean Valjean is being played by Alfie Boe, Marius is being played by Gareth Gates, Cosette is being played by Katie Hall, and until Thurs Sept 15th 2011 Matt Lucas is playing M. Thenardier
"Les Miserables is set during the French Revoultion"

"No its not idiot! It's set during the June Rebellion!"
Les Miserables by Eponine Thenardier September 11, 2011
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