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Loki Laufeyson 

Adoptive son of Odin and Frigga. Adoptive brother of Thor. His true parents are Laufey and Farbauti, frost giants of the realm Jotenheim. Loki discovers he is a frost giant by coming in contact with the Casket of Ancient Winters in the first Thor movie. He is misunderstood, contrary to others thinking bad of him. He is incredibly attractive and is cunning and intelligent. He has an army of fangirls all over, especially on tumblr. He steals the hearts of Midgardian females with just a smile. He is mischievous. He is Loki. And Loki is awesome.
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Loki Laufeyson by vero900 December 27, 2013
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Loki amount

An unknown quantity of something. Could be a large amount or a very little amount of something. Or you have no idea on the quantity of something you have.
person 1: How many shotgat shells ya got left?
person 2: A Loki amount.
person 1: :/
Loki amount by deadlyswarmofcats August 11, 2012
the best person ever. it wasn't fair when he died
loki is awesome
loki by nunyourbussines April 29, 2020
a HOT man that you need to love if you dont horrible thing will happen
loki is hot as fuck
loki by couchpotato69 May 9, 2019
When the mischievous Tom Hiddleston ruins your life completely. (It's up to you to decide whether it's a good or a bad thing.)
*Watching the Avengers for the tenth time and realizing you actually worship the bad guy*

You: Oh god, I think I just got Loki'd.
Loki'd by Loviisa October 26, 2012
to be screwed with or pranked by a very, VERY mischievous fellow (in reference to the Marvel super-villain Loki Laufeyson).
- You just got Loki'd!
Loki'd by SarahJessicaParker October 24, 2012
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murderhobo 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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