lurvy 

adjective for someone who is round in shape, like a bubble, either because they are overweight or just uniquely shaped.

nice body = curvy
bad body = lurvy

lurvy by ;) May 8, 2004

lurvy 

ADJ: One who is devoted or committed to someone or something. A caretaker or supporter with fanatical & zealous devotion or ambitions. Usually in politics or religion.

In Charlotte's Web by E.B. White, Lurvy was the Zuckerman's farmhand and devoted to Wilbur as well as the other animals on the farm.

It is evident that Jacinda Ardern's lurvies got her reelected in 2020.

A die-hard MAGA proponent is a lurvy for Donald Trump's ambitions.

lurvy by The Mad Diner September 27, 2023

lervy 

n. A punch to the testicles.
v. To punch someone in the testicles

Just when we had him beat, that piece of shit had the nerve to lervy Joe.

lervy by Tom Swift October 8, 2003

Lurky Herpe 

This is a Herpe on a person's mouth that won't go a way. This "sore" subject always seems to lead back to just a "cold sore", but after about 2 weeks, this holy mole of VD's and a coworkers denial, has you slipping your prescription of Valtrex in their coffee every morning.

I swear, if the Deli Manger doesn't get rid of that Lurky Herpe on her lip, I'm going to put in for a transfer to produce...

Lurky Herpe by Sean Day Lou Swahili Swag September 5, 2016

Luray 

To locals- (loo-ray)
To others- (luh-ray)

A small town in Northwestern Virginia, duly noted for Luray Caverns, which has probably employed everyone currently living in Luray at some point in time. Another attraction would be the local Walmart, which, if demolished, would most likely lead to the mass starvation of the county's populace. Other sites include a McDonald's, an excessive number of antique shops, and a tower that is in the shape of a penis. Otherwise, Luray is just another small country town located within the Shenandoah Valley.

"So where is Luray?

"Do you know Luray Caverns?"

"No."

"Never mind then."

Luray by Triadoom December 16, 2010

lurvely

Something being pretty or lovely.

The picture is lurvely.

lurvely by Jessah July 20, 2003

Lurgy 

Approximate British equivalent of the American playground term cooties, meaning a fictitious, yet highly infectious disease. Unlike cooties, now used by adults to refer to an general undefined infectious malady.

Normally used in the form "the dreaded lurgy".

The term originates from an episode of the 1950s radio comedy "The Goon Show" in which an epidemic of "The Dreaded Lurgi" was said to be about to sweep across Britain. It turned out that the lurgi was in fact a ficitious disease created by brass instrument makers who had claimed that no brass band player had ever died of the lurgi (thereby increasing sales hugely).

"The Goon Show" was an anarchic and surreal radio comedy series that starred Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan and Harry Secombe. It was written by Spike Milligan and Eric Sykes.

I think I've got the dreaded lurgy.

He's not coming into work today, apparently he's coming down with a lurgy.

I'm not quite sure what's wrong. Just some form of lurgy.

Urgh. You've got the LURGY!

Lurgy by mammon_the_source August 3, 2009