LeWhat
He used a LeWhat??
LeWhat by OppWitSeriousMembers June 5, 2020
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Lewhat
Lewhat is wierd
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Lehater
A person who hates on lebron for being good. This person hates him relentlessly as if Lebron fucked his wife.
Example-
On today on CBS news-
Reporter-“We are getting breaking mews that a Lehater has murdered Lebron. This is so sad and the root cause of all this hate, unknown.”
On today on CBS news-
Reporter-“We are getting breaking mews that a Lehater has murdered Lebron. This is so sad and the root cause of all this hate, unknown.”
Lehater by YourMumsWife July 16, 2019
Lehat
Lehat by Dudewithamood November 2, 2018
Lewcatch Effect
A psychological phenomenon where a word, place or name is pronounced incorrectly by a lot of people. The Lewcatch Effect is to mispronunciations as the Mandela Effect is to false memories, oral discrepancies and spelling errors. Named after Hungarian Marxist philosopher György Lukács, whose surname’s pronunciation is a matter of dispute. He pronounced his last name “LEW-cotch”, while others make the argument that his last name was actually pronounced “LEW-catch.”
Other examples include:
• Dr. Suess = “Soice”, not “Soose”
• Tone Loc = “Tone Loke”, not “Tony Lock”
• Martin Scorsese = “Scor-SEZ-ee”, not “Scor-SAY-zee”
• Gyro = “YUR-row”, not “JYE-row”
• Açaí = “AH-sigh-EE”, not “ah-KAI”
Other examples include:
• Dr. Suess = “Soice”, not “Soose”
• Tone Loc = “Tone Loke”, not “Tony Lock”
• Martin Scorsese = “Scor-SEZ-ee”, not “Scor-SAY-zee”
• Gyro = “YUR-row”, not “JYE-row”
• Açaí = “AH-sigh-EE”, not “ah-KAI”
“I’m going to Peter’s Mediterranean Shack, do you want anything from there?” - Hugh
“Yes, I’ll have two chicken jye-rows.” - Nikki
“Nikki, it’s pronounced YUR-rows. You’re not the first person to butcher that pronunciation. In fact there’s a word for people who have picked up the habit of incorrectly pronouncing words. It’s called the Lewcatch Effect.” - Hugh
“Okay, I’m sorry. I’ll have two chicken YUR-rows! Thanks for correcting me, Hugh!” - Nikki
“Yes, I’ll have two chicken jye-rows.” - Nikki
“Nikki, it’s pronounced YUR-rows. You’re not the first person to butcher that pronunciation. In fact there’s a word for people who have picked up the habit of incorrectly pronouncing words. It’s called the Lewcatch Effect.” - Hugh
“Okay, I’m sorry. I’ll have two chicken YUR-rows! Thanks for correcting me, Hugh!” - Nikki
Lewcatch Effect by GoGetterCFerg September 10, 2020
Lewdatic
A person who is so preoccupied with sex and/or his or her own sexual desire, they are considered insane by others. This can also be said of such a person about themselves because they themselves are so sexually preoccupied and think something is seriously wrong with their sexual desire/tendencies and something needs to be done about it ASAP.
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