lawkward

Lawkk•ward Lock-ward

-adjective

1. socialy independent; non-conformist.

2. practical in a way that denotes a disregard for societal demands: a louchlyn action or a louchlyn point of view.

3. socially inappropriate comments or actions that despite being humorous are considered to be offensive by most.

4. used to describe a compliment that has an implied insult: You aren't as stupid as I thought; or: You aren't as ugly in person.

adverb:

lawkwardly

noun: louchlyn

The lawkward proposal to feed the homeless to the hungry has special interest groups up in arms.

by Tremaine789 February 04, 2010

Lawkward

An adjective that describes the awkward nature of law students. It is often characterized by a law student's inability to properly interact with others in a social setting.

pronounced: law-kward

People at the last bar review were really lawkward.

by UCLA & USC Law 2013 August 15, 2011

Lawkward

Adj.
1. Likeable but awkward person
2. Social grace of a slug... but a likeable slug

Pronounced- lawk•ward

The nerdy kid in school was very lawkward when he asked the prom queen on a date, so she said yes.

by Pepperw2 September 13, 2017