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Lu Bu'ed (verb) : being owned so hard that it becomes pathetic. Deriving from the war lord Lu Bu who was believed to be one of the world greatest warriors

DAMN!!! You've just been Lu Bu'ed like five times in a row... I think it's time to give up.

Submitted by: Mandog from California on Sep. 15, 2006 01:43

lubbin

(noun) : the act of showing love for a dog by rubbing its belly

Sadie always rolls on her back and straightens her legs whenever she gets lubbin.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Mar. 02, 2007 16:06

lubby (verb) : more than love; very strongly love

I lubby who? YOU!

Submitted by: soccergirl03 from Tennessee on Apr. 25, 2007 12:38

lubritic (adjective) : lubricating or causing lubrication

Submitted by: Brent Giansanti from Connecticut on Nov. 09, 2009 08:22

lucid dream (noun) : A dream in which you realize you are sleeping and control the dream.

You can think of lucid dreaming as being conscious while dreaming.

Submitted by: Justme from California on Oct. 07, 2005 00:27

Lucy Ricardo (noun) : one who is impetuous, fixated, and obsessively out of contact with reality, to the point of requiring medication.

Paul had a huge plan to clean out the garage, it was as if Lucy Ricardo had moved in.

Submitted by: edward duarte from California on Mar. 10, 2006 12:09

Ludicron (noun) : A person who routinely acts in a ludicrous manner.

Herman, the brilliant ludicron in the 2nd cubicle, was termed today for heckling the CEO in staff.

Submitted by: Darryl from Georgia Us on Aug. 30, 2007 21:18

ludicrosity (noun) : The quality or state of being ludicrous

Because of his poor planning, the idea of meeting the proposed deadline was thrust into ludicrosity.

Submitted by: Jason Davis from Texas on Mar. 15, 2007 15:25

ludin (noun) : the snack between lunch n dinner, since when travel on flight u will have a menu called brunch so why not also a ludin.

the idea is derived from the word brunch

Submitted by: thomas.d.m.ching from Hong Kong on Mar. 21, 2006 09:55

ludiocrity (noun) : A combination of ludicrous and mediocrity, describing a state in which the ridiculous has become so commonplace that it is no longer compelling or interesting.

Harry: This place is crazy, people are yelling and making demands. It's out of control. Tom: I've been here a long time; we're surrounded by the usual ludiocrity.

Submitted by: Super Sarah Holm from Massachusetts on Jul. 28, 2006 15:12

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