Short for Ledyard Canoe Club or LCC, Ledyard is the kayak and canoe club at Dartmouth College. The club is student run with the help of alums and the college. Ledyard leads many different trips each year that involve kayaking flat and whitewater, canoeing and other forms of boating. The club also runs a business that rents kayaks and canoes to the public. Ledyard is also known for it's formals and feeds which are part of the Ledyard social scene. The hub of the club is its clubhouse located near the river.
The best part of being at Dartmouth is that through Ledyard I get to go whitewater kayaking with awesomepeeps.
A school in Ledyard, CT filled with petty white bitches, redneck assholes, cocky black people, and horrible administration. Everyone thinks they’re better than the other, and quite honestly they’re the most asshole and rude human beings you could ever encounter
I fucking hate ledyard high school, they’re all a bunch of assholes!
A exhibitionist tradition at Dartmouth College. Students strip on the New Hampshire side of the Connecticut River, swim naked across to Vermont, and run back across the Ledyard Bridge, where the pick up their clothes (if they're lucky) or get picked up by Safety & Security (S&S) or the police (H-Po), if they're unlucky. A favored method of group bonding.
After we got back from Mt. Moosilauke, my trippees and I did the Ledyard Challenge
A high school in Ledyard, CT fillled with stinky ag-science kids mostly from places like New London, Norwich, or Groton. Their parents feel the need to send then to Ledyard because well i dont know this school sucks.
Why do so many losers go to Ledyard High School?
Because of the ag-scienceprogram you idiot!!!
the definition of straight hell an fake ass bitches. even the fucking teachers be talking shit. the food there sucks, this school teaches u nothing but how to be fake an gives you nothing. THE HEALTH TEACHER IS INSANE.- gaby & saoirse..
Short-hand for the word floccinaucinihilipilification, meaning the estimation of something as valueless (encountered mainly as an example of one of the longest words in the English language).