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One who's only known for being associated with someone else and just tagging along with them without having any other traits of value to offer.
Guy 1: Yooo wsp

Guy 2.5: Wsg, long time no see
Guy 1: So, how's guy 2?
In Guy 2.5's head: that guy definitely sees me as a Luigi
One who's only known for being associated with someone else and just tagging along with said 'someone else' without having any other characteristics of value to offer.
Guy 1: Yooo wsp

Guy 2.5: Wsg, long time no see
Guy 1: So, how's guy 2?
In Guy 2.5's head: that guy definitely sees me as a Luigi

dropped a Luigi

Dropping a Luigi is a rare occurrence following a pleasant evening of boozing it up with your pals at the neighborhood bar.
After safely returning from the bar and getting oneself into bed and off to sleep, wake up. Not in bed, or in the gutter, not in an Arabian prince’s harem or on a slow boat to China, but on the toilet. Not just any toilet, but the toilet in your bathroom that is the bathtub. Take this opportunity to move to the actual toilet and return to sleep. Upon waking, realize that a horrible stench has permeated the air. As you carefully peer over the edge of the tub, you may be mortified to discover that someone dropped a Luigi in the bathtub. Further introspective investigation will offer that you yourself are indeed the one to blame.
You may experience any self-doubt, shame, personal triumph or pride that you see fit.
Girl 1: So, how was your date?
Girl 2: Oh my god, after our night out, my boyfriend dropped a Luigi in the bathtub.
Girl 1: Ew

Guy: So what did you do after we left the bar?
Other guy: I don’t know, I was pretty drunk. I think I made tacos… oh yeah, and I dropped a Luigi in the tub.
Guy: You’re pretty cool.
dropped a Luigi by loco moto March 16, 2008

pulling a luigi 

(verb)
1)The act of someone exiting a car and not locking the car door on the way out. This term only applies to cars with manual door locks. The act can either be unintentional (forgetting) or intentional.
2)Additionally, someone who commits such an act can be referred to as a "Luigi".
A)Looks like you're pulling a luigi right now.

B)It appears that Luigi over here didn't lock the car door.

Pulling a Luigi 

Being Luigi in Mario Party and attempting to spend all your money as quickly as possible.
Dude 1: OMG, Dude 4 is pulling a Luigi!
Dude 2: Wait, isn't this his first time playing?
Dude 4: Nah, I just like Pulling Luigis.
Pulling a Luigi by TheCookieGuy February 13, 2019

its a stone luigi 

An annoying phrase used in many utube poops to get a cheap laugh. It was in an episode of the super Mario show. It is a scene where Luigi carves a stone out of rock and Mario doesn't believe he made it.
Luigi: Hey mario, look what I made!

Mario:Its a stone luigi, you didn't make it!

Luigi:(shakes head) its a football.I chiseled it!

Mario:Its a stone Luigi.

Luigi:Football.

Mario:Stone.

luigi:football.(in some utube poops, this could go on for 5 minutes)
its a stone luigi by elitejofus35 December 2, 2009
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