Lubacrative

Adj. - An object or persons potential to feel or be lubricated.

On a very hot summer day, my mouth was very lubacrative.

by Schubster June 29, 2009

lucrative

Producing much money, profitable

Now who's the king of these rude ludicrous lucrative lyrics

by Karloticos June 8, 2005

Lucratively-Ghetto

1. Makes an honest living without a reliable source of income.
2. Young black male on deal or no deal.
3. More piece than the leading piece retailer.

We is Lucratively-Ghetto, Ya get me son?

Dolphin freeze n thaaat.

Ghetlow pirates.

Heavy smokers.

Head bridge to plank, featuring forhead carpet burn.
Guest starring hektic

by Jing la rock August 16, 2009

lucrative-strive

lucrative-strive: simply means to fight, battle, reach or to compete in hope or faith of future success. The term can also mean to gain the ability and knowledge to truly know one's self, seek self-improvement and contend for your higher purpose in life; The word lucrative-strive embodies the struggle within ourselves to succeed and everything that represents the struggle.

1. That young man has a certain lucrative-strive in him that reflects in his demeanor.

by GemCity'sFinest August 2, 2011

Lactose Lucrative Cock

Similar to the term 'Dairy Dick,' this is when your balls are full of sperm and are ready to release. Your penis then forms a milk like liquid which oozes out your urethra in lucrative quantities.

Aw bro, I've got such a lactose lucrative cock right now, mind giving me a hand?

by RyanSmithWales November 28, 2020

lucrative

Slang to describe feces that has worked its way loose after several minutes to an hour struggling to release it from your anus while being stuck while sitting on the toilet.

"I've been sitting on this can for 45 minutes and I'm missing most of the football game. But after some constant straining and pinching, this turd is becoming lucrative and passive, and will soon fall into the toilet after this brief struggle.

by DzNutz October 6, 2004

ludicrative

Combination of "ludicrous" and "lucrative", it denotes something that is totally ridiculous but actually produces a tidy sum in the end.

Two examples of ludicrative actions were people's buying dollar-coins with a credit card and then using the coins to pay off the card to earn card-perks, and the infamous "obsessive coupon-cutter" dude who bought many thousands of foil-sealed cups of chocolate pudding to earn astronomically-voluminous frequent-flyer miles.

by QuacksO October 24, 2018