loueve 

National holiday on 24th December for Louis Tomlinson. Directioners and Louies are most likely to celebrate

Today it’s Loueve tomorrow is Christmas

loueve by Wheredobrokenheartsgo28 December 16, 2021

Loueve 

On Christmas Eve when a certain angle was born Louis Tomlinson. This day is celebrating Louis and the day he was born by millions of people!

Happy Loueve!!!

Loueve by Hi- Oops December 16, 2021

Louvenia 

Louvenia is a girls name . This is a very uncommon name which makes it very unique. She is a smart person , and very beautiful. She can be shy and she can be loud . Lots of people love her she has a great personality. She's not like any other girl . She is the Queen and has a strong heart.

Aye That's QueenLouvenia .

Louvenia by Names!! December 23, 2016

loudvert 

noun, loud + advert, particularly a television advertisement that is broadcasted at a higher density volume than the programme it interrupts

Would whoever has the remote control please mute those loudverts!

loudvert by AJsharp November 10, 2006

loveverternity 

A state of bliss and love so powerful and deep that multiple words must be run together to clearly and concisely state the height of what amounts to unconditional love. Exclusively found in specific parts of Contra Costa County, CA

His loveverternity was so strong for her he had to create a new word.

loveverternity by eastbaydj December 4, 2019

Louver 

A special person or significant other in your life when simply calling them a lover will not suffice. Can also be used to replace "love" when talking affectionately but in a strong fake german accent to really get your point across.

1) Susan affectionately exclaimed in her best German accent, "I louver you so much! Vut vould I do visout you?"
2) My louver and I booked a full year of amazing date nights!

Louver by Alibi2019 January 27, 2020

louve 

louve loohv noun, verb, louved, louv·ing.
–noun 1. A profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person, usually a significant other, or object. Often used in situations where the word "love" just isn't sufficient.

Rosie's deep feelings for the ice cream cake were stronger than any emotions she'd experienced in her lifetime. She did more than love that cake - she louved it.

louve by Rigz January 6, 2009