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lugubrious 

Mournful or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree.
A shovel, tombstone, and other lugubrious items were in the cemetary.
lugubrious by b3ryan October 26, 2003

lugubrious 

a word that describes both boredom and sexiness of a person, neither can be excluded to mean just one or the other. Often used in the wrong place at the wrong time, it makes no sense. This word cannot be conjugated either.
a: yo shizzle i met the bitch that was so fuckin lugubrious!
b: yeah? was it that sexy librarian?
a: no! it was that bitch that sews on the bus
b: you gonna hit that?
a: no! bitch is fuckin boring
b: that's too bad
a: but she's fuckin hot...
lugubrious by branmuffinagh May 5, 2009

lugubriousness 

Being in a depressed mess, that nobody wants to be around, or be in. Acting, mournful ,or gloomy, But in an exaggerating manner.

You can be a lugubrious person, like ROBERT.
Emily and I were going to attend Shelly's clambake, but ROBERT had to go and ruin everything by being his same old lugubrious self. He was in a pitiful state of lugubriousness, that put me in a very depressing mode. DAMN YOU ROBERT!
lugubriousness by Deseriee November 21, 2007

Luxurious Avery 

1. A football player named Avery who broke his pinky knuckle

2. Where a guy uses caviar as lube while wearing a fancy velvet robe
Hey man I treated myself with a luxurious Avery last night while the wife was asleep

lacubrious 

Update: Evidently it is a made up word. From an interview with Variety -
“I have a friend who calls himself Dr.Lacubrious,” Mraz said. “He’s like, it means lazy, its another word for lackadaisical. We couldn’t find it anywhere, and one day he left a message on my machine, and he’s like, you won’t find it in the dictionary because I made it up. And I thought it was very appropriate, because it is based on a friend of mine who’s the king of one-liners, who’ll say anything to get what he wants. And he’s usually pretty smooth about it.”
Found this info on this person's Site.

www.newleavesinmarch.com/2003_03_01_archives.html
lacubrious by Chevy May 7, 2005

lacubrious 

easy to chill out or hang out with. jason mraz uses it in one of his songs.
"i can be lacubrious with you"
lacubrious by jess June 14, 2004
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