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In the context of a webinar, l/c means loud and clear.
The host of the webinar say over audio: "I need to do an audio check. Can you hear me?"
The audience members reply in the chat box: "l/c"
l/c by fintechstic December 4, 2017
Related Words
L-City • l & c • l+c • l c k • l'chaim • L/C • L.C.L.Y. • L card • L'chai-im • L Cheeseburger
Friend: l & C on my new insta pic
L & C by Instalover December 3, 2016
To like and comment, used on IG
l & c by Thatboydave May 14, 2016
Liquor Store
Canadian origin - especially Ontario and Nova Scotia where government run liquor retailers are called the L.C.B.O (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) and N.S.L.C (Nova Scotia Liquor Commission) respectively.
Let's hit the LC - we can pick up a Scarborough Suitcase on the way to the Bush Party

Found in the Sloan song Underwhelmed -
She is obviously a person with a cause
I told her that I don't smoke or drink
She told me to loosen up on her way to the L.C.
L.C. by Andre Molnar April 28, 2004
The definition of lc is when someone has a little crush. For example you name them lc that means you have a little crush on them
Hey look I have a L.C on them.
L.C by Gucci_is_gucci July 11, 2018
L.C, the crew otherwise known as "Los Communistas", which in spanish means The Communistas. Consists of three members, which ride or die for each other. These boys are extremely awesome and well-endowed (especially pepe).

When bored they film and edit their own short movies which can be seen on myspace and youtube.

Always down for a party and live by their motto; <b>"The Few & The Proud, The L.C</b>

THEY ARE NOT COMMUNISTS!
I want to have sex with all the L.C!
[L.C] by Pepito Pingon March 19, 2007
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