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Orcish for "Victory"

Mainly used in Warld of Warcraft
"Lok'tar ogar."
"ya dude i no how 2 play"
"For the horde!"
"k im done tlakgin to random npc now bye"

"Dude he keeps saying Loktar, idfk what it means."
"Urbandictionary that shit."
loktar by SkeezeWoW April 10, 2010
Words you can keep
(Lowk-tar)

Originating in the Blizzard game Warcraft: Orcs and Humans(1994) The orcish warriors use the term "Loktar" meaning "Hello". The term is also used in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, Warcraft III, and World of Warcraft.
Human: Hey!
Orc: LOKTAR!
Loktar by Loktar May 16, 2006
Related Words
Loktar loltard lotard Loptarded Lotar lotara laktar lobtard LOCKTARD Loctar
Expression taken from Warcraft II, indicates that an orc is carrying some wood to your mills.
"Loktar! Swovu.... Oo oo oo."
Loktar by Melissa Mouse May 18, 2005
(Low-kuh-tar)

sad, depressed, inferior in quality, a generalization for every other negative word on the god forsaken planet
"dood, necrophelia is so loktar, get a life"
Loktar by Different Trevor October 24, 2003
Used as both a noun and verb. Noun: The game of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne when played on battle.net.

Verb: Playing either Warcraft III title on battle.net
1.) Jim: Hey, John! Wanna Loktar?
John: Sure, lemmie turn on my computer.

2.) Jim: That was an awesome Loktar, John!
John: Yeah, we totally pwned those n00bs with my chimeras!
loktar by Elvishfarmer July 4, 2006
colloquialism; very bad, an unhappy word

See also: sUx0rz
You are one loktar bastard; you know that?
Loktar by Phil "Mr." Pilkington August 30, 2003
Common Orcish for "victory", despite what other morons on Urbandictionary say. It is actually written "lok'tar" and is really one word. Oh, and "lok'tar ogar" doesn't just mean the same thing, but rather means "victory or death."
Hey man, let's gank these alliance n00bs! Lok'tar ogar!
Lok'tar by SillyBuns August 23, 2010
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"My salad days,
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