loserish

An act thats considered lame, uncool or ridiculous.

Playing poker at school is loserish.

by Johann123 August 21, 2005

loserish

A pretty cool person who has some odd traits.

My sister Jenny is loserish

by woodrow woody September 13, 2005

Loserish

Uncool, Not Cool, No friends, Lonner, Annoying

The teacher asigned homeowrk and all the students thought he/she was beign loserish

by Jake Donatis November 9, 2007

Loserfish

Loser or nerd in an upbeat, friendly fashion. An amicable term commonly used among friends to describe a person who undertakes an act of lameness.

1) Josh: The levels of dihydrogen monoxide in our drinking water have recently reached alarming levels.

Noah: Oh Josh, you're such a loserfish (endearing tone).

2) Noah: Hey Josh, its Friday night, do you want to come out with me and paint the town red along with some chicks we shall meet at the bar?

Josh: Nah, I don't feel like, I think I'll just stay home and read my new Encyclopedia of Nietzsche.

Noah: Oh Josh, you're such a loserfish (endearing tone).

by (Jared), Josh, Noah and Sarah January 28, 2008

loseristic

Having loser like characteristics

"Hey Tom, I've been waiting all day and Shela still didn't call"
"You waited all day? That's pretty loseristic."

by Epicstickman January 1, 2017

lonerish

someone who has the qualities of being a loner.

"that boy seems lonerish when he walks around all alone but we all kno he has many friends because he is an extrovert"

by slik June 14, 2003

Losership

An antonym for leadership, especially in business organizations that have rebranded the term management as "leadership". Incompetent management is incapable of providing leadership. Such managers are incapable of leading the organization towards successes. Instead they unwittingly get everyone lost and the organization loses over and over again.

Once again corporate losership failed to provide timely decisions about the prioritization of project work and millions of dollars were wasted resulting in a delivery failure of a mission critical project. They call themselves leaders, but the organization loses again.

by Monkey440 June 15, 2018