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loserboy 

A fellow ATG clan glitcher who's glitch skill level is higher than that of the average glitcher. If you wish to be graced by his presence, go to an ATG game on "Tony Hawk's Underground 1".
Proskater: OmGZZ It aeR L0seRBoy!!!!11!eleventyeleven! Sh0 mEE hoW yu arE so 1337 aT tEH gLitcHx0rz.
<ATG>Loserboy: Go away n00b. You can never match my glitching skill at THUG!
loserboy by MrCr0 May 9, 2005

Loserboy 

A person who cheats at every card game except when they lose
You are a loserboy
Loserboy by Anonymous 1105 January 13, 2021

Loverboy Headband 

A headband formed by holding a strip of cloth to your forehead and tying it at the back of your head. Popularized by 80's rockers and epitomized by Mike Reno from Loverboy.
Daniel should have known better than to tangle with Johnny on the beach after he saw Johnny's Loverboy headband. From The Adam Carolla Radio Show
The kind of guy who has a certain something that girls find magnetic.
You like Kyle? OMG me too he's such a loverboy.
Loverboy by Lovergirl2020 June 6, 2020
The name a girl calls a guy who loves her, which she knows but instead of acting on it she teases him and plays on and off games of relationship and friendship.
"Why does Sarah still call Dan loverboy?"
"She says she loves her loverboy in her own way."

LOVERBOY NEL 

SOME WHITE RAPPER DUDE WHOS ACTUALLY PRETTY FIRE
(NICK GURR) YO WHOS YOUR FAV RAPPER

(JACK HOFF) YO FR I FW LOVERBOY NEL
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Pee Calculus

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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
Dutty by J Hall April 3, 2003
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