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Luffegås 

Luffegås, the former term for pingvin (penguin) in danish. In the 1930's a horrible mistake was made, and the word luffegås was exchanged with the english "penguin" (pingvin in danish). Today people of Denmark frequently use pingvin as the indicator for the Anartican, aquatic, flightless bird. Not knowing of the awesomeness of the original term Luffegås.

Directly translated: Flippergoose
Luffe = Flipper. Gås = Goose

How to pronunce the letter "å":

sounds like au in caught
sounds like o in old
The luffegås originates from Anartica.

Dressed up to party like a luffegås.

Eat luffegås shit and die.
Luffegås by Lasse Khavanah August 1, 2010
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Luffer comes from the word lover. It's a word for crush, or someone you really admire. Often used to describe celebrity, or internet crushes.
Johnny Depp is my luffer.
That boy on the internet, he is my luffer.
I luff him/her.
Luffer by xDOMINOx July 9, 2006
Someone you love very very much, and you can't put into words how much you love this person.

No matter what kind of love it is, whether it's friendly love, or the kind of love that you have for someone you have fallen for.

You would take a bullet for them anyday and you would even stand in front of a bus just to save their life.
"I love you so much my luffer, you have no idea."
Luffer by Miranda J. September 9, 2006
i luffels you steff!!!!!!!!!!!
luffels by coxy kid lolzzz! March 21, 2008
Jamie is in love with Jack. Secretly she made this word up and gave him this name to tell him he loves him. MUAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA >;O
Hey Luffey.
Luffey by Jamielickspoop September 27, 2010
Meaning Loved. Or luved, or lurved.
Ashley: Aww, I luff you.
Nick: I luff you too.
Luffed by Ashley March 29, 2005
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