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lost-and-found badgelittle boy blue n. a (male) police officer. Little boy blueis coming this way, and he’s mad.liveware [“laIvwEr] n. the human component of computeruse. (Patterned on software and hardware.) If Idon’t get some sleep, you’re going to see a liveware crash.living chilly in. living well with lots of diamonds. (Refersto ice, diamonds.) That dude’s livin’ chilly, fo shizzle.He’s so iced out!Living large. phr. Doing okay. (The response to How yaliving?) I’m living large. How you doing?log in. to defecate. (See also dog-log.) Bubba’s in thecrapper, logging.long bread and long green n. money; much money. Man, that must have cost you some long bread! Howmuch long green I gotta lay down for that car?long dozen n. thirteen; a baker’s dozen. They used togive you a long dozen in that bakery.Lord love a duck! exclam. Wow! Lord love a duck, I’mtired!loser [“luz#] n. an inept person; an undesirable or annoyingperson; a social failure. Those guys are all losers.They’ll never amount to anything.lost in the sauce mod. alcohol intoxicated and bewildered. Sally got lost in the sauce at the party and madequite a spectacle of herself.lost-and-found badge n. a military identification tag;a military dog tag. (From the Persian Gulf War.) Myfather still keeps his lost-and-found badge from theKorean War.131