Lilnel
Lilnel by Totally not Sany February 16, 2020
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Lionel Migration
Lionel Migration by rockhard June 28, 2008
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Lilnel • Lionel • Lionel Messi • Lionel Migration • lionel richie • lionelle • Lianel • LilLellow • linelifter • linell
lionel mentality
A model railroading expression generally used to describe unprototypical operations,extremely toy-like,a real far cry from reality.
lionel mentality by teh744 May 27, 2008
to pull a lionel
sacrificing sleep in return for extra time of working or studying (cramming), usually lasting all night.
Derived from Lionel Richie's classic from the 80's "All Night Long" and commonly posted along with it on social media platforms.
Modern synonym for "to pull an all-nighter".
Derived from Lionel Richie's classic from the 80's "All Night Long" and commonly posted along with it on social media platforms.
Modern synonym for "to pull an all-nighter".
I'll need to pull a lionel to handle this amount of work.
on a chat ...
(Aussie): what R u doin' up that late?
(You): pulling a lionel
(Aussie): that's ridiculously WHACK!
how long you been studying for the exam?
- took me a double-lionel.
respect!
on a chat ...
(Aussie): what R u doin' up that late?
(You): pulling a lionel
(Aussie): that's ridiculously WHACK!
how long you been studying for the exam?
- took me a double-lionel.
respect!
to pull a lionel by oliverski November 20, 2011
Lionel Migration
Apparently, the most popular word on Urban Dictionary, because every other time i hit random, it pops up.
Maybe random should be renamed, Lionel Migration
*See Other Definitions for real meaning*
Maybe random should be renamed, Lionel Migration
*See Other Definitions for real meaning*
Bill-*hits random on urbandictionary.com*
Bill-"DAMNIT!!!"
Jack-"what?"
Bill-"I got sent to Lionel Migration again!"
Jack-"Dude, thats like, the 20th time this minute.You suck."
Bill-"DAMNIT!!!"
Jack-"what?"
Bill-"I got sent to Lionel Migration again!"
Jack-"Dude, thats like, the 20th time this minute.You suck."
Lionel Migration by Nixon1 July 4, 2008
linell
The top name for Loyalty!.the superior friend who will go above and beyond the maxium for you....But once Betrayal has been felt, you become irreverent in their 🌎
linell by Ms.Vegabond February 16, 2018
lionel richie
I listened to all night long by lionel richie all night long while I was doing the dirty all night long.
lionel richie by melody curl September 3, 2006
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