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What is lacquer?
When something is covered in a wet, slimmy, disgusting, mucus-like substance.
I can't stand baby carrots. They come straight out of the bag Snot-lacquered.
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Lacquer - what is it?
Crazy individual; usually illiterate, criticizes the wrong person for the wrong reason usually to belittle and get ahead of, but instead gets made fun of because they tried to pick on the wrong celebrity.
Upchurch: yo we got another lacquer thinner Larry here
Entire fan base: OH BOY! Here we go again! Roast him church!
What does "lacquer" mean?
old. out of date. dated, but not kool enough to b retro.
5:30 AM, ur sipping coffee with some blue-hairs at a local all-nite dinner. Ur buddy shows up and brags to you that he just downloaded the latest Kenny Newman single. U incoherently reply, "ur such a black lacquer table."
Lacquer - what does it mean?
Someone who huffs gases or just likes the song
Lacquer head knows but one desire; lacquer head sets his skull on fire
Lacquer - meaning
A guy who puts a bowl over his head and trims the excess, creating the "Dutch Paint Boy" look. Also, Lacquer Girl (feminine of same).
Girl: Do you cut your own hair?
Boy: Why, yes, do you like it?
Girl: You look like a Lacquer Boy.
Boy shaves head to impress girl.
Lacquer - definition
Booze, Beer, Alcohol (Derived from a friend who is a raging alcoholic and works for a cabinet manufacturing company spraying lacquer finish on the cabinets.)
Scott! Get over here and get some of this lacquer sauce before the keg kicks.
Lacquer - slang
To be incredibly inebriated; Very drunk
Mikey, Nick, and I got lacquered up last night at Flashbacks.
Lacquer
one who sniffs paint and other harmful substances for that crazy 5 second high
That friggin lacquer head passed out again on carbeurator cleaner.
Lacquer
someone who spends most of their time getting high by sniffing fumes from different substances.
that dude is such a lacquer head, all he does is sniff paint fumes all day.
Lacquer
–noun
1. A protective coating consisting of a resin, cellulose ester, or both, dissolved in a volatile solvent, sometimes with pigment added.
2. Any of various resinous varnishes, especially a resinous varnish obtained from a Japanese tree, Rhus verniciflua, used to produce a highly polished, lustrous surface on wood or the like.
3. Also called lacquer ware, especially of wood, coated with such a varnish, and often inlaid: They collected fine Oriental lacquers.
Did you add a coat of lacquer to that table?
This foreign lacquer sure was expensive.
Be careful! That's lacquer ware coated with gold flecks.