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LOTC
LOTC by harry "The Ice Man" gorski January 31, 2009
lotcha
lotcha is a real strange word...........
it means something in the lines of 'trapped you in my love charm'
uses given below for better understanding
lotcha is a combination of 2 words.
they are-Love and Gotcha
it means something in the lines of 'trapped you in my love charm'
uses given below for better understanding
lotcha is a combination of 2 words.
they are-Love and Gotcha
lotcha by heropotter September 7, 2013
lotch
From the Ghettos of San Francisco.
Derived from the latin word lotche, meaning the gooey residue that comes out from a fish, when female sturgeon release their eggs.
Derived from the latin word lotche, meaning the gooey residue that comes out from a fish, when female sturgeon release their eggs.
lotch by Eric Stefanski May 13, 2005
Lotch
A completely meaningless word defined only by the context of which it's used. It can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, etc... Used only to make you sound smarter.
I picked up the lotch from my desk and took it to kitchen.
You: "I totally lotched that test."
Possible Response 1: "Way to go man!"
Possible Response 2: "That's too bad..."
Possible Response 3: "Dude, that's gross"
You: "I totally lotched that test."
Possible Response 1: "Way to go man!"
Possible Response 2: "That's too bad..."
Possible Response 3: "Dude, that's gross"
Lotch by Why do you care who I am? December 7, 2011
Lotch
Lotch by tootie poot December 9, 2020
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