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Hindi word for the shrub Cordia Dichotoma. Also known as "gunda". Useful for making pickles. Characterized by its stickiness when cut raw. Can be used as a very rustic slang for an imbecile or in a jocular statement describing sticky situations.
1. "Aloo ke parathe aur lasoode ka achaar! Wah, maza aa gaya!"
2. "Lasoodon ki kami nahin hai duniya mein. Ek lasooda dhoondho, baaki chipke chale aate hain."
3. "Tu kaam kyun nahin kar reha? Tune kya apne haathon mein lasoode uga rakhe hain?"
2. "Lasoodon ki kami nahin hai duniya mein. Ek lasooda dhoondho, baaki chipke chale aate hain."
3. "Tu kaam kyun nahin kar reha? Tune kya apne haathon mein lasoode uga rakhe hain?"
lasooda by futureishere November 17, 2009
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Leawood, Kansas
Leawood is a suburb of Kansas City, MO. It contains the wealthiest zip code in Kansas, 66211. The pinnacle of wealth within Leawood is the subdivision of Hallbrook which contains homes in excess of $4 million and has been been home to many of Kansas City's best known corporate leaders, professional sports players, working professionals, and the inherentley wealthy. Throughout the 60 or so years of Leawood's existence it has been known to be discriminatory to racial minorities and non-Christian religions. The people of Leawood attend the Blue Valley North School District or the surrounding private schools (Rockhurst, Barstow, Aquinas, among others). Those who do not live in Leawood consider these people to be snobs who often flaunt their money, homes, and expensive cars.
Leawood, Kansas by leahood November 9, 2010
Leawood
Leawood is in Johnson County Kansas. It is full of rich, spoiled, wigga preppies who live off their parents. Most kids here are the kind of kids you would see on My Super Sweet Sixteen. 90% of the kids here have $20,000+ cars their parents gave them on their 16th birthday. This city is full of literally million dollar+ homes. Their police, who have nothing better to do because there is no crime do to the wealth, pull you over and write you warnings for laws that don't exist(yes, that happened to me) and then act like they are letting you off. The police also think that they have the same power as the Gestapo in Nazi Germany. Avoid this place at all cost.
Leawood by Arkansassucks May 28, 2009
Leawood, Kansas
The breadbasket of Kansas. Most people here are wealthy, and it shows. At just about every street corner of Leawood, you will see Lexus', Mercedes', Audis', or BMWs', and every now and then, the occasional Ferrari or Lamborghini. Most of the kids here go to a Blue Valley school, however, there are some who go to private schools. The nicest houses here are in Lions Gate, or Iron Horse. There are some very nice houses in Stillwell. In Leawood, there are very nice restaurants, movie theaters, and stores. There are a few strip malls that are incredibly nice.
Person 1:"Hey man, where are you right now?"
Person 2:"I'm in Leawood, Kansas I just passed a HUGE house, it was on Nall Ave and 135th St, these people here are loaded.
Person 2:"I'm in Leawood, Kansas I just passed a HUGE house, it was on Nall Ave and 135th St, these people here are loaded.
Leawood, Kansas by Tastycakes36 August 16, 2009
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