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Live fast die young. You know what it's about. Very famous acronym. Can stand in the place of yolo. It's basically better known than yolo.
"Should I go on the date with that tinder guy?" "Lfdy"
Lfdy by drstevebrule December 30, 2014
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Live fast die young - the act of getting the most out of life before you die (early)
I am going to the toilet because after all LFDY
LFDY by Sreena August 28, 2013
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LFDY is an abbreviation for "live fast, die young"

This means to live life as you would if it were your last day, with no regrets.
People who LFDY live for fun and fun only, usually with no regards to the consequences.

LFDY is gaining popularity quickly, like the similar abbreviation YOLO.
I don't care what she says, I'll live my life how I want to - #LFDY
LFDY by live-fast-die-young April 28, 2012
live fast die young that's my choice
Yo, lfdytmc, gotta live that life to the fullest at such a young age.
lfdytmc by live fast April 24, 2017
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