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What is LAVA?
Something that may look delicious to a stupid person, yet surprisingly, would actually kill th as soon as they ate it! Who knew?!
What happened to qwerty mctoottoot? He ate a bucket of lava! How stupid is that?!
LAVA - meme gif
LAVA - video
LAVA - what is it?
- Honey, your lava is burning my mouth!
- Just blow it a bit. And watch your beard.
What does "LAVA" mean?
I. Molten rock that originated from the mantle of a planet
II. Something you can't touch:
a. For a children's game
b. Due to uncleanliness or the threat of seminal fluid
"You can't touch the floor, it's made of lava!!"
"Hey, don't sit on that bed. Jessa and Charlie share that bed. It is soooo lava."
LAVA - what does it mean?
A love so strong that it burns!
Melanie: I lava you!
Russell: Ahhh! It burns!
LAVA - meaning
Pretend you see your hot crush....
YOU: "Oh my god! He is such a LAVA!"
LAVA - definition
Chuck Norris fell in to a lava spout and almost drownd!
LAVA - slang
1. (n) the hottest stuff on earth. seriously, liquid rock...are you kidding me? that shit's HOT...and liquid.
2. (n) type of material that spews forth from volcanoes at a moment's notice...or daily if you're kilauea.
hey guys, come over here and see this breakout where the pahoehoe lava is oozing.
lava is hot, and it rocks. (duh)
LAVA
something hotter than fire; the 3rd level of hotness
hot-> fire-> lava -> magma -> nova
Those shoes are FUCKING lava!
LAVA
Lava is molten rock that originated from the mantle of a planet. Usually extracted through volcanos either on land or underneath water. Not to be confused with magma, which is molten rock that is still under the planets surface. Magma turns into lava after it erupts onto the surface. The core of Earth is often confused to be magma or rock, but most scientists believe it is iron or some other metal creating the magnetic poles.
Lava fields are very dangerous; if you step in it you will lose your foot.
LAVA
Molten rock that has ben extruded from a subterranean reservour(magma chamber) onto the earth's surface. Many factors are involved in determining how forceful is ejected onto the surface, but the silica content seems to be a large determing factor. The higher the silica, the thicker the melt, which causes dissolved gases to become trapped inside crystal lattices within the melt, which means...KABOOM!!
Cascade volcanoes have a relatively high proportion of dissolved gases, which often makes their eruptions explosive