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A word found in many southern Italian dialects which refers to a garden with vegetables found in the typical southern Italian diet, including tomatoes, peppers, onions, cucumbers, eggplant, arugula, and zuchinni.
Yo, you guys got a mean lort` this year. You shoud put up a fence so your dirty neighbors don't take your shit.
lort` by G. Calo July 22, 2006
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Lort is a danish word for 'Shit'.
Often used to describe that a thing/action was bad.
"Det her mad smager af LORT!"
"This food taste of Shit (Lort)!"

"Det var virkelig noget lort, du lavde der."
"That was really a stupid action."
lort by Dont-got-a-name June 30, 2007
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Another way of saying Lord. Like how a southern black woman like Madea says it.
Praise the lort!
Lort by Henryso March 31, 2015
A play on "lord" or "lawd", see also Lordt
Look at this basket of puppies!

Oh my Lort, that's the cutest damn thing I've ever seen!
lort by Beigina November 16, 2016
Lort on danish means "Shit/poop"
Ram toiletet næste gang med din lort
wich means: Hit the toilet next time with your shit/poop
Lort by Pjomleren March 31, 2016
A person who looks like a witch, or has an absolute monstrous nose.
Lort by BigLortMin November 12, 2020
This is the noise that occurs when a fart passes through bath water.
Whilst chilling in the tub, if one feels the need to fart, a bubble will rise and explode with the resulting sound: LORT!
lort by Zeke1 September 5, 2006
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