Local Area Network. This is a group of computers that are
all connected. Usually, there is one computer that controls all
peripherals (such as printers and a hard disk drive). The other
computers are linked to the controlling computer, which lets the
other computers take turns using the peripherals. [Same as
computer network]
.
&
land
p[1]land sy a sockeroop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
strike/hit
&
language
-la lengua
&
lap
p[1]lap sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
believe credulously
&
lapb
Link Access Procedure Balanced. This is a form of error
control found in X.32 packet switched networks.
&
lapm
Link Access Procedure for Modems. A type of error control
used by some modems. It is included in the V.42 protocol
(V.42bis also includes it, since V.42bis includes all V.42 error
control methods). It is NOT a compression method, even though
some modem manufacturers have incorrectly advertised it as such.
[See also V.42, error control]
.
&
large
p[1]large sum of moneyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
the big pennies/mint/boodle/bundle/loot/a pretty penny/pretty packet/bomb/the earth
&
lark
[ENGLISH SLANG]
event/activity
&
larrup
p[1]larrup syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beat sy up
&
larruping
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beating
&
lash
p[1]lash out on sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
spend/squander
p[1]lash out at syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack sy
p[1]lash into syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack verbally/attack sy
p[1]lash at syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack sy
&
lashing
p[1]lashing of sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
a lot of sg
&
latch
p[1]latch onto sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
understand/figure out
p[1]latch on to syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
impose oneself on sy
p[1]latch on to sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get/listen/secure sy
&
late
/tarde
&
laugh
p[1]laugh oneself sillyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
laugh
p[1]laugh ones legs offp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
laugh
p[1]laugh ones head offp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
laugh
p[1]laugh like a drainp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
laugh
[ENGLISH SLANG]
wet one's knickers/pee oneself laughing/howl/kill oneself laughing/laugh like a drain/slay sy/laugh one's head off/hoot/fall about laughing/kill sy/laugh oneself silly/piss oneself laughing/be doubled up/wet oneself/be in stitches/crack up/be tickled pink/crease oneself/laugh one's legs off/be in fits
*reir
&
laughing
p[1]laughing academyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mental hospital
/riendo
&
lav
[ENGLISH SLANG]
w.c./toilet
&
law
-la ley
-la suegra
&
lawn
-el prado
&
lawyer
-el abogado
&
lay
p[1]lay sy out in lavenderp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scold/reprimand
p[1]lay sy outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
knock sy out
p[1]lay syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
coit/have sex
p[1]lay some pipep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
coit/have sex
p[1]lay one on syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
strike/hit
p[1]lay off syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop doing sg/request to stop doing sg
p[1]lay it on the linep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be sincere
p[1]lay it on a bit a trowelp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
exaggerate
p[1]lay into syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack verbally/attack sy
p[1]lay down ones knife and forkp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
die
p[1]lay an eggp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fail/be unsuccessful
p[1]lay a fartp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
break wind
p[1]lay a chickiep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fail/be unsuccessful
[ENGLISH SLANG]
sexual intercourse/woman considered as a sexual partner
p[1]lay top[0]
echarse, acostarse (reflexive)
&
layabout
[ENGLISH SLANG]
malingerer
&
lazy
/perezoso
&
lead
p[1]lead swingerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
malingerer
p[1]lead a tramps lifep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be on the bum
-el plomo
&
leaf
-la hoja
&
lean
p[1]lean personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
skeleton/bag of bones
[ENGLISH SLANG]
scrawny/be a long drip of water/skinny/be as thin as a rail/be so lean that you couldn't see sy sideways/be a long string of misery/be a long string of piss
&
learn
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mug up/grind away at sg/study one's ass off/get sg down cold/swot sg up/hit the books/crack a book/bone up on sg/cram
*aprender
&
learner
p[1]learner driverp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
driver
&
leased
p[1]leased linep[0]
A telephone line that directly connects two comput-
ers. It is usually rented from the telephone company. A leased
line doesn't have many of the electronic restrictions that a
dialup line has, so data can be sent faster. However, data
therefore can only be sent between those two computers. [Compare
to dialup line]
. [Same as private line]
.
&
leather
[ENGLISH SLANG]
ball in games
-el cuero
&
leave
p[1]leave sy in the shitp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave sy in the lurch
p[1]leave sy in itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave sy in the lurch
p[1]leave sy coldp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have no effect on sy
p[1]leave sy bep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop doing sg
p[1]leave overp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop doing sg
p[1]leave it outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop doing sg
p[1]leave sy in the lurchp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave sy in it/leave sy in the shit
p[1]leave sy in peacep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get out of one's hair/give sy a break/get off one's back
p[1]leave ones countryp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
defect
p[1]leave hastilyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
light out/haul ass/shag ass/beetle off/split/hop off/take off/make tracks/vamose/do a bunk/zoom off/haul buns/blow a place/lam/book/make like a banana and split/cut and run/scarper/cun out/belt off/dig out/scram/scat
A person who downloads a lot from a BBS, and does not
contribute much to the BBS by uploading programs or using the
message bases.
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left
p[1]left bracketp[0]
The character [.
p[1]left bracep[0]
The character {. It's not used often.
/izquierdo
&
leg
p[1]leg itp[0]
run
p[1]leg itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
walk
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hoof/gambs/dogs/trotters/stumps/be beef to the heels/matchsticks/paddles/tootsies/drumsticks/toothpicks/pins/pegs
-la pierna
&
legged
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bandy-legged
&
legs
-las piernas
&
leisure
-el ocio
&
lemon
[ENGLISH SLANG]
inferior thing/impotent/bad buy/goal in sport/car/bad/helpless person
&
lend
*prestar
&
les
[ENGLISH SLANG]
homosexual female
&
lesbian
lesbiana
&
less
/menos
&
let
p[1]let the daylight into syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
shot down
p[1]let sy have itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beat sy up/scold/reprimand
p[1]let out onep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
break wind
p[1]let out an s b dp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
break wind
p[1]let ones back hair downp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
relax
p[1]let it ripp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
encouragement to make an effort
p[1]let it all hang outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
relax
p[1]let into syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack sy
p[1]let out a fartp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
break wind
&
letch
p[1]letch after syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have a desire for sy
&
lets
p[1]lets have it having itp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
encouragement to speak
&
letter
[1]
The characters A-Z (uppercase or lowercase) [2]
Another term for a message posted on a BBS.
-la carta
&
lettuce
[ENGLISH SLANG]
money
-la lechuga
&
level
p[1]level with syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be sincere
&
lf
Line Feed. This is a control character (ASCII 10) that is
used on some computers and printers to move down one line (on the
screen or paper). It is usually used right after a carriage
return. [See also return]
.
&
lharc
A program that will extract archives with the extension
"LZH". [See also archive, LZH]
.
&
liar
-el mentiroso
&
libber
[ENGLISH SLANG]
woman who fights for women's liberation
&
liberate
p[1]liberate sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
steal
&
library
-la biblioteca
&
lick
p[1]lick sys bootsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatter
p[1]lick sys arsep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
flatter
p[1]lick syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
engage in oral sex
*lamer
&
lickety
p[1]lickety splitp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
quickly
&
licking
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beating/defeat/oral sex
&
lid
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cap/cigarette/hat/marijuana
-la tapa
&
lie
p[1]lie till one is blue in the facep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tell a lie
p[1]lie through ones teethp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
tell a lie
p[1]lie lowp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hide swhere
p[1]lie doggop[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
hide swhere
[ENGLISH SLANG]
old song/fairy tale/yarn/bull/bullshit/crock of shit/jazz/fib/whopper/story
p[1]lie to bep[0]
estar echado, estar acostado
p[1]lie top[0]
mentir
*mentir
&
life
[ENGLISH SLANG]
prison sentence
-la vida
&
lifer
[ENGLISH SLANG]
convict/private/soldier
&
lift
p[1]lift sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
improve/steal/enhance
*alzar
&
light
p[1]light fingered louiep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
thief
p[1]light upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
smoke
p[1]light sys firep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
excite/arouse
p[1]light outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
leave hastily
p[1]light into syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
attack sy/attack verbally
[ENGLISH SLANG]
glim
-la luz
&
lightbulb
-la bombilla
&
lighten
p[1]lighten upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
request to stop doing sg
&
like
p[1]like the very devilp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement/emphasis
p[1]like stinkp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like nobodys businessp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
wonderfully/emphasis/reinforcement/well
p[1]like madp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like hot cakesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like hellp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
refusal of a statement/request/suggestion
p[1]like greased streak of lightingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like furyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like funp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
suggestion/request/refusal of a statement
p[1]like fuckp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcement/emphasis
p[1]like everythingp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like crazyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness/emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like buggeryp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
emphasis/reinforcement
p[1]like blazesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness/reinforcement/emphasis
p[1]like billy op[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a shotp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a rat up a drainpipep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a house on firep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
well/wonderfully
p[1]like a dose of saltsp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a chicken with its head cut offp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a bombp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a blue arsed flyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
p[1]like a bat out of hellp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
reinforcing quickness
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fancy sg/be dead nuts about sg/be struck on sg/have a thing about sy/go a bundle on sg/be shook on sg/go a lot on sy/be gung-ho about sg/go bananas over sg/be bats about sg/go for sg in a big way/be sold on sg/go wild about sg/go a bomb on sg/be stuck on oneself/go for sg/fancy oneself/grab sy/be goofy over sg/be gone on sg/be hooked on sg/be mad wild about sg/be crazy about sg/be nutty about sg/buy sg/be potty about sy/dig sg/be in a rave about sg/be pissed about sg/be a bit of a one for sg/think the sun rises and sets on sy's ass/be batty over sg/think the sun shines out of sy's arse-hole-hole/be stuck on sg/think the sun shines out of sy's bum
*gustar
&
likeness
[ENGLISH SLANG]
dead ringer for sy/spitting image of sy
&
likker
[ENGLISH SLANG]
alcoholic drink
&
lime
-la lima
&
line
p[1]line shooterp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
voluble talker
p[1]line and sinkerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
believe credulously/believe credulously
[ENGLISH SLANG]
talk/deceptive talk
p[1]line noisep[0]
This is interference on the telephone lines. It
will cause a character or many characters of garbage to appear on
your screen. In general, the higher the bps rate of your modem,
the more line noise will appear. However, error control proto-
cols strive to eliminate line noise (and get rid of most of it).
[See also error control]
.
p[1]line delayp[0]
See delay time.
[1]
A row of characters on your screen, for example, many
computers have screens with 25 lines. [See also columns]
. [2]
The connection between your computer and a BBS. Most commonly
used in the term "line noise." [3]
A phone line connected to a
BBS. For example, a BBS might advertise that it has "4 lines,"
meaning that 4 people can call the BBS and use it at the same
time. [Same as node]
.
&
linefeed
See LF.
&
lineshooter
[ENGLISH SLANG]
braggart
&
link
p[1]link access procedurep[0]
See LAPM, LAPB.
&
lip
-el labio
&
lips
-los labios
&
liquor
p[1]liquor upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drink
-el licor
&
list
-la lista
&
listen
calling one's attention to sg
[ENGLISH SLANG]
latch on to sg/be tuned in to sg/pin back one's ears
*escuchar
&
literature
-la literatura
&
little
p[1]little williep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
penis
p[1]little fuckerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
addressing sy
p[1]little boys roomp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
toilet/w.c.
p[1]little devilp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
child
p[1]little buggerp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
child
p[1]little beggarp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
child
[ENGLISH SLANG]
teensy-weensy/wee/there's not enough room to swing a cat/tiddly/itsy-bitsy/itty-bitty/dinky/teeny-weeny
pequeño, pequeñito
&
live
p[1]live wirep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lively/full of energy
p[1]live swherep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crash swhere/have digs/bunk with sy/hang out
*vivir
&
liveliness
[ENGLISH SLANG]
zip/zing/pep/piss and vinegar/go
&
lively
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be switched on/high/be psyched up/be full of piss and vinegar/be juiced up/be full of beans/hyper/peppy/be hyped up/chirpy/go-go/live-wire
&
living
p[1]living roomp[0]
-la sala
&
load
[ENGLISH SLANG]
semen
&
loaded
[ENGLISH SLANG]
rich
&
loaf
[ENGLISH SLANG]
head
&
lobster
-la langosta
&
local
p[1]local bicyclep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
girl/promiscuous woman
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bar/pub
p[1]local numberp[0]
The phone number used after a country code, area
code and/or a city code. In the United States, it is 7 digits
long.
p[1]local echop[0]
This is when a communications program will send
information (either that you type or from a file) to your screen,
as well as to the other modem. Usually local echo is not used,
and the BBS you are connected to will send the information back
to you, and only then will the communications program print what
you typed on your screen.
p[1]local digital loopbackp[0]
Tests the connections between a comput-
er, the modem, the phone line, and the remote computer. [See
also local analog loopback]
.
p[1]local callp[0]
A phone call to a phone number in your local area,
which will not incur long distance charges. [See also long
distance call]
.
p[1]local area networkp[0]
See LAN.
p[1]local analog loopbackp[0]
Tests the connection between a modem and
the computer. [See also local digital loopback]
.
On a computer that is running a BBS, there are 1 or more
phone lines connected to it. However, the SysOp can usually use
the BBS, too, from the keyboard. This is considered a local
connection.
&
lock
p[1]lock sy upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
imprison/put in a mental hospital
p[1]lock sg upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
certain/get/secure sy
-la cerradura
&
lockup
[ENGLISH SLANG]
prison
&
loco
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crazy/mad
&
lodging
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pigsty/hole in the wall/crib/dump/digs/crash pad/gaff/pad/hangout/hole/shithole/pigpen/place
&
log
A log is a file that keeps track of some kind of use. In a
communications program, it might keep track of what BBS's you
call. A BBS can keep a user log, which is a file that indicates
which users called up and when. [See also user log]
.
&
logic
p[1]logic bombp[0]
This is part of a software program that will do
something malicious. For example, the author of a BBS program
might have the program set up so that if he enters his initials
in a certain point while the program is running, it will destroy
all of the files on the BBS. These are no longer as common as
they used to be.
&
logoff
To leave a BBS. When you choose to logoff, the BBS will
usually ask if that's what you really want to do, then it will
hangup. It may also ask if you want to leave a note to the
SysOp. [Same as exit, quit, goodbye]
.
&
logon
The process of connecting to a BBS. The is what occurs
after you have called the computer and the phone starts to ring,
but before you actually start using the BBS. "Logon" can also
include the process of entering your name and password (which is
also called sign-on). [See also signon]
.
&
lolly
[ENGLISH SLANG]
money
&
long
p[1]long time ne seep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
greetings at meeting sy
p[1]long distance callp[0]
A telephone call that is outside your local
calling area, and that you must pay for. [See also local call]
.
/largo
&
loo
p[1]loo paperp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
toilet paper
[ENGLISH SLANG]
toilet/w.c.
&
look
p[1]look inp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
chance
p[1]look umptyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look sick
p[1]look shittyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look sick
p[1]look nippyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
encouragement to move/work faster
p[1]look lousyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look sick
p[1]look like something the cats broughtp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
shabbily dressed
p[1]look like death warmed upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look sick
p[1]look crummyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look sick
p[1]look after syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
bribe sy
p[1]look sickp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
look like death warmed up/look crummy/look umpty/look lousy/look shitty
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have a shufti at sy/have a glom at sg/clock sy/have a butchers at sy/cop a look at sy/have a peek at sy/eyeball sy/scope in on sy/geek sy/have a dekko at sy/get a dekko/have a look-see at sy/give sy a geek/have a gander at sy/give sy a look/run one's eyes eye over sy/give sy the beady eye/take a screw at sy/give sy the once-over/give sy the hairy eyeball
p[1]look forp[0]
*buscar
p[1]look atp[0]
*mirar
&
looker
[ENGLISH SLANG]
pretty woman/girl
&
looking
/mirando
&
loon
p[1]loon aboutp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
fool around
&
looney
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crazy/mad
&
loony
p[1]loony binp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
mental hospital
[ENGLISH SLANG]
crazy parson/fool
&
loop
p[1]loop the loopp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
oral sex
&
loose
p[1]loose cuntp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
vagina
/suelto
&
loot
money/large sum of money
[ENGLISH SLANG]
haul/hot goods/the goods/touch/pull/heist/rip/swag/the take
&
lord
p[1]lord love a duckp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
expression of surprise
&
lose
p[1]lose ones woolp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
become angry
p[1]lose ones shirtp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lose money
p[1]lose ones marblesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
go crazy
p[1]lose ones coolp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
become angry
p[1]lose ones cookiesp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
vomit
p[1]lose ones bottlep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get frightened
p[1]lose ones liking for sgp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
go cold on sg/be turned off on sg/go off sg
p[1]lose moneyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be tapped out/lose one's shirt/drop one's load/drop sg/be cleaned out
[ENGLISH SLANG]
get a walloping/get a thrashing/get a caning/get a bashing/get a clobbering/get a hammering/get a hiding/take a shellacking/take a hammering/get a pasting
go a lot on sy/be pissed about sg/think the sun rises and sets on sy's ass/be mad wild about sg/be a bit of a one for sg/be gone on sg/be stuck on oneself/fancy oneself/grab sy/be sold on sg/go wild about sg/fancy sg/go for sg/be crazy about sg/be struck on sg/be goofy over sg/be hooked on sg/go for sg in a big way/be gung-ho about sg/think the sun shines out of sy's arse-hole-hole/go bananas over sg/be bats about sg/go a bomb on sg/be in a rave about sg/be dead nuts about sg/be batty over sg/be nutty about sg/think the sun shines out of sy's bum/be stuck on sg/dig sg/have a thing about sy/be shook on sg/buy sg/be potty about sy/go a bundle on sg
p[1]love top[0]
amar
amor
*amar
&
lovely
[ENGLISH SLANG]
addressing sy
&
lover
p[1]lover boyp[0]
good looking man
p[1]lover boyp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
addressing sy
amante
&
lovey
[ENGLISH SLANG]
addressing sy
&
lowercase
The letters that are normally used, such as in this
sentence. The other kind of letters are UPPERCASE. [See also
uppercase]
.
&
lowlife
[ENGLISH SLANG]
gangster/criminal/tramp
&
ltnt
Long Time, No Type
&
lubrication
[ENGLISH SLANG]
alcoholic drink
&
luck
p[1]luck outp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
have luck
[ENGLISH SLANG]
good job/fluke/lucky break
-la suerte
&
lucky
p[1]lucky devilp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
lucky person
p[1]lucky breakp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
luck
p[1]lucky personp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
jammy bugger/lucky devil/scab
[ENGLISH SLANG]
be all jam/fluky/jammy
&
lug
p[1]lug holep[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
ear
p[1]lug sy alongp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
carry with difficulty
[ENGLISH SLANG]
ear/stupid person
&
lukewarm
/tibio
&
lulu
[ENGLISH SLANG]
good/wonderful thing/pretty woman/girl
&
lummox
[ENGLISH SLANG]
incompetent person
&
lump
p[1]lump sy upp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
beat sy up
p[1]lump syp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
strike/hit
&
lunch
-el almuerzo
&
lungs
[ENGLISH SLANG]
breasts
&
lunk
p[1]lunk headp[0]
stupid person
p[1]lunk headp[0]
[ENGLISH SLANG]
incompetent person
&
lurcher
[ENGLISH SLANG]
cadger/beggar
&
lurk
This is a term used on some CB simulators, which means
that the person is leaving his computer for a while (and there-
fore will not be able to respond to messages).
&
lush
[ENGLISH SLANG]
drunkard/wonderful/drink/good
&
luxury
-el lujo
&
lzh
This file extension refers to an archive that was com-
pressed with the program LHARC. You need to get the program
LHARC from a BBS before you can un-archive the file. [See also
