Search results for 'Lar':

larapin (adjective) : more than delicious

After tasting a certain food I found it to be larapin.

Submitted by: joyce ryals from Mississippi on Dec. 31, 2006 11:20

lardo (noun) : a very very very extremely overwieght person

Wow! Look at the lardo down the street! If he falls down he'll break the sidewalk!

Submitted by: senor fronz from Kansas on Dec. 07, 2005 16:22

lare (noun) : A word made of Like and cARE. To like and care for someone you are in a relationship with. Allows men and women to express affection in a three word phrase where "love" is not the emotion that wants/needs to be expressed. This is helpful in relationships where there is a feeling of care and deep like and not love ...

Dan and Donna have been dating for 6 months. Donna most times has urges to say "I love you" and doesn't because she knows that although she cares for Dan, she is not in love with him. Dan feels the same way. Though feeling silly at first Dan admits that he "lares" Donna. Donna giggles and with a sigh of relief says "I lare you."

Submitted by: Tammie Alvarado from Texas on Jan. 22, 2007 16:29

larf (noun) : a person who is odiferous and extremely idiotic at the same time.

The football called his team a bunch of larfs because they were slow, smelled awful, and didn't remember the plays.

Submitted by: Anonymous on May. 04, 2006 20:40

larg (interjection) : [lag, slow Internet connection + arg] —used to express disgust by video game players

"Larg!! This n00b just pwnd me at Halo 2!"

Submitted by: ezzeloharr from Canada on Nov. 21, 2006 21:53

largagio (adjective) : moderato (esp. speech); calm, Mr. Rogers-like vocal rate

No one could understand her, so she changed to largagio speech.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Dec. 09, 2005 18:21

LARP (abbreviation) : live action role-playing game

A LARP is like a cross between a Civil War reenactment and the tabletop game Dungeons and Dragons - picture an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer performed by costumed amateurs without a script. —Lizzie Stark, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Sep. 10, 2008 16:16

larper (noun) : one who engages in live action role playing

See the girl wearing a cape and carrying a magic staff? She's got to be a larper.

Submitted by: Sean Hughes from West Virginia on Oct. 14, 2005 22:51

larry (verb) : to leave behind in a manner that suggests you might return even though you have no intention of doing so

I need to larry this guy; he's boring me to tears.

Submitted by: Larry on Jun. 01, 2008 19:46

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