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not lobster just another word for loser but misspelling it, or a another for loser
random person: Your a loster

Another random person: a lobster?
random person: no a loster ;)
Loster by derandomgirl October 11, 2020
1. A person of great quality
2. Very awsome
3. Somtimes means loser just with a T
1a. Oh my god miles your so LOSTER!

2a. Man that kid is loster as hell

3a. That girl is a loster!!

Opps meant loser
Loster by EzeeWaki June 16, 2009
your even more loster
loster by Dracoplays360 January 25, 2021
Potato is a Loster bc they is mean
“ UGH YOU LOSTER””””””@
Loster by Deniseeeeee August 30, 2021

Loster than fuck 

So completely lost that there is no chance of finding your way.
You'd better call and tell them we'll be late. I have no idea where we are. We're loster than fuck!
Loster than fuck by CRMNL April 13, 2011

Loster X Production 

A Team that specialized in any region they choose.
Loster X Production makes Fortnite Montages and Video Games.
Loster X Production by anonymous October 31, 2022
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