Loth 

This is a shortened compound of the words "Less" and "bOTHered".

A general negative response or feeling to a situation or question. Eg. A response to "are you having a quiet night in with the mrs?", would be "loth to that". A counterpart could be lance (less chance) or lin (less interested). Is perhaps the most apt of all members of "The Code" developed in Bristol as it actually appears in the Oxford English Dictionary and has a French counterpart which is "boff".

Loth by Dekirken December 27, 2007

Loth 

Love is used Willy nilly now, crush-like-love all mean love. Use the new word koth to genuinely express love.

I have lothed you all this time. I don't just love you I loth you Dan.

Loth by Gbomb13 November 18, 2019

Lothorlitnghamr

Lothorlitnghamr is known as many things by many different people, but what he truly is, is, a war hero. Lothorlitnghamr, short for Lothor, was born in the viking era. He quickly became the general of the army of barbarians, archers, and giants. He was successful in every battle, no one matched his army's skill in battle. He soon created a clan, named, “The Package.” In no time many other generals joined the clan, and it became very successful. One day, a barbarian named, “Shhhmoke,” snuck into the clan castle, dressed as the most powerful of men. Lothor liked his look, so he recruited Shhhmoke, and gave him co-leader. After that day, the clan began falling apart. People began leaving the clan and the clan started dying. Lothor lost his leadership skills and began yelling at his recruits for not filling the Warboat with troops. More and more people left, until the clan soon became empty. Shhhmoke was the last member to leave, and Lothor was disappointed in himself. No one ever saw or heard of Lothor to this day, and he is believed to be a myth. But I know the stories are true, and I know that Lothor truly is, A war hero.

Person 1: Did you hear the myths about Lothorlitnghamr?

Person 2: They are not myths, Lothorlitnghamr is a legend, and truly, a war hero.

Lothorlitnghamr by Michael Hyperwebster November 22, 2022

don lothario 

Don Lothario is a character from the sims 2 and the sims 3 that is a very romantic and rather hot-headed individual. He has two girl friends in The sims 2 and in the sims 3 is thought he has teleported somewhere in the past to live more romantic adventures. His traits are hot-headed,charismatic,commitment issues,romantic and schmoozer.

Don Lothario is dressed in a purple shirt and jeans with leather shoes in The Sims 2, and a orange shirt in Sims 3, with a beard and pompadour hair.

don lothario by chaotic_neutral January 11, 2012

lothic 

In Canada, in the context of a reaction to smoking marijuana, somebody who becomes slothful, lazy, or restful and generally uninterested in sex. A lothic stoner wishes to be left alone to think or be entertained. The opposite of a lothic stoner is a pelsic stoner.

It sucks that my girlfriend is lothic and I'm pelsic. Whenever we get high together I want to go to the bar and she just wants to sit on the couch alone.

lothic by Cool Hand Duke October 17, 2007

Lotheani

Fanatical violent woman or a woman who is prone to wielding an axe or brick in a vicious manner. Also, one who pwns all in awesomeness.

Background: Originated initially in reference to an online user of that name who demonstrates these characteristics frequently in Middle Earth Online and related sites. Now, more freely used variations are quite common as an adjective or other modifier or sometimes as a descriptive noun.

She so went Lotheani on that poor n00b. Or: Wow, did you see the axe whooping he got from that Lotheani.

Lotheani by Mihal September 2, 2004

lothario

1. one whose chief interest is seducing women; a successful womanizer

2. a man who behaves selfishly in his sexual relationships with women

In the play "The Fair Penitent" (1703), by Nicholas Rowe, Lothario is the character that seduces and betrays Calista. The word "lothario" has thus entered the English language as an eponym: a lothario could mean a handsome, seductive ladies' man.

I said I was so glad he thought Eddie was funny. He said, he is something of a Lothario, isn't he? I said Eddie was not really, and he said, well, he loses his head a bit, if you know what I mean.

– excerpt from "The Death of the Heart"

lothario by Munchy the Panda November 9, 2009