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A politically left North Jersey or New York City Metro area Man of Italian decent. “Hey yo, you see that Luido driving around in his Prius?” He wears wife-beaters, has a scraggly beard, wears a large gold chain with a large cross or Jesus head, fights with neighbors, threatens his wife but is environmentally conscious and likely drives a Subaru. He is a good role model as a father and argues with his gumar about 2nd Amendment gun rights but will verbally berate his wife is macaroni is not al dente to his liking.
“Do you see that Luido over there, he has a pasta sauce stain on his Patagonia organic cotton responsible tee shirt?”

“Did I tell you about my Luido neighbor, he threatened to beat up my uncle for parking in front of his house, but he gave me some really good advice on how to have a pesticide and fertilizer-free lawn and oh yes, only eats naturally-grown fruits and vegetables.”
Luido by Thomas Paine-Smith June 9, 2022
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Ludopsychohyperchronoentropia

The distance in time between two Vsauce videos.
"I just experienced ludopsychohyperchronoentropia."
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A popular French name can be traced back to the Germanic name “Chlodowig”, which derived from “hold”(glory,fame) and “wig” (warrior). Chlodowig, simplified to Clovis & later Latinized to Clovis, became Ludovicus, which is known today as Ludovic.
With both, French & German traits endued, this person has a deep inner desire to make a difference. He is dynamic, visionary & versatile, able to make constructive use of freedom. Exceptionally gifted with an outstanding mindset, rarely found in any other person, this particularly intelligent individual has everything needed to succeed in whatever he aims for.
Brainpower comes here in combination with emotional intelligence & it's not surprising to see Ludovic gathered around by a crowd of people. Easily able to make new friends, he cast a spell over everybody with his fine sense of humor & becomes the center of attraction. Nevertheless people often disappoint him, as he tends to place those who he admires on a pedestal, becoming disillusioned, when they fall short of his idealistic expectations. Thus only a handful of picked people will be lucky enough to call themselves longstanding good friends.
Ludovic is born to fight being restricted by rules & conventions, which helps him at best to be not restricted in his own thinking, but fosters as well a tendency to be rebellious and restless.
Blessed with this marvelous character, Ludovic will not only be an incomparable leader, but a leader who’s name will be written into history.
A: His speech intrigued me, I think he will be able to make a difference.

B: What's his name?

A: Ludovic...
Ludovic by viaiilm January 14, 2013

Ludotography

To tell a story through gameplay.
"Just look at how much mileage a game like Hellblade can get when it puts the effort into telling so much of the story through its gameplay and since I've started to taste copper when I say that I'm just gonna call it "ludotography" from now on and pray that someday some poor etymologist has to source its origin from a sentence that ends with the word "cunt""
Ludotography by A. L. August 1, 2020

Ludovica 

Hot, smart, crazy, fun, sexy, awesome, friendly person that you can't resist getting drunk with, smoke pot or get laid.
That girl is so perfect, she's a ludovica!
I can't believe she said I'm not ludovica.
Ludovica by xxPonyGirlyxx March 8, 2009

ludonarrative dissonance 

What happens when the narrative (story) of a game conflicts with the mechanics (stuff the player does.)
"The cutscene says my character is sensitive and kind... but I just blew off 6 innocent people's heads for the lulz and the game was totally cool with that. There's some serious ludonarrative dissonance going on here."
A dominican, crazy & flamboyant artist from New York who makes trap music .
Pon la cancion de LUIXO.
luixo by Californialove001 November 23, 2021
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Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

"Wow, what a Bunhead."

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"I can't, I have dance."
"You're such a Bunhead."

"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Every time I walk into the toy aisle, I catch myself kidulting over the latest action figures and LEGO sets!
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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