lorday

Lorday means DICK in the language hindi.

That slut sucked my LORDAY good.

by DesiBaba August 2, 2005

lordy

Polite and shorter way of saying "Oh my dear God!" without implying direct begging of the Man above. Coined by Ladholyman from #srvanime @ irc.rizon.net.

"Lordy!" screamed {rR}cv1per4 as he was shot multiple times in the chest, resulting in a very bloody death, by teammate {rR}Ladholyman's M5 Pump Shotgun.

by Ladholyman April 25, 2005

Lörsday

An international holiday in which Lör assembles in the hall of Lör for the fate of humanity in order to slay their weekly quota of dragons. Lörs day is also known by common folk as Thursday (usually). It is followed by Post-Lörsday, the day of rest. The day preceding it is known as Pre-Lörsday, the day of anticipation. Attending the ceremonies of Lörsday is sure to give any straight man, woman, or lesbian an instant Lörgasm. It is unknown why gay males are unaffected by their sheer epicness.

Have you heard that new band Lör? Apparently every Lörsday they sacrifice a single infant just to be epic.

by Funkasaurus January 16, 2010

Lorayne

Is bright, wonderful and sweet, wants to spread love, and will help make sense of this confusing world

I'm throwing an amazing party.. I should call Lorayne

by baneraze February 3, 2010

Lorayn

Charismatic, she will take your heart in moments, she is always right. Loved by many, desired by all, but few receive the same in return. what every man wants and every woman wants to be.

wow, she's lorayn, surely?

by simonss June 1, 2011

Lordsy

Derived from Scotch Colege Perth. Commonly used to replace 'ladsy' when describing a top bloke, someone who necks a shit load of brews before towelling a shit load of women. He slays martins every weekend.

"You know that stef guy.. hes not lordsy"
"VLs are defs not lordsy"
"that guy sinks bevans and pulls rigs...hes lordsy"
"draining and piking is so notn lordsy"

by PJ_lad-hottie September 30, 2009

Lordy Lordy

An exclamation of surprise, exasperation, or other strong emotion. Generally used by older generations, but also picked up by teenagers primarily from the US Eastern seaboard.

Child: Nana, what's love like?
Great-Grandmother: Oh lordy lordy, you are too young to be asking that question. Don't fall in love with boys yet; if they try to kiss you just sock them in the nose. Lordy, what's your mother teaching you?

by Armygirl0604 May 7, 2016