lamboy

[ lam-boi ]

noun

1. tonlet.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lamboy¹

First recorded in 1540–50; origin uncertain

Example Sentences

Jason Lamboy, the founder of cannabis company District Dabbers and an occasional guest host of “The Slab Hour,” said Valderrama showed he could deliver important cannabis-related news while “high out of his mind.”

From Washington Post

“He was erasing the stigma that the cannabis user is just this lazy stoner that sits home all day and eats cold pizza,” Lamboy said.

From Washington Post

Ray Lamboy, a deputy attorney general at the A.B.C., and his team eventually unearthed 126 actions against 104 bars.

From New York Times

The seven were staying at the home of Miguel Lamboy, a suspected member of Love Has Won, when the body was found on 28 April.

From BBC

The body was in a bad condition, with grey skin, missing eyes, and teeth exposed through the lips, Mr Lamboy told police.

From BBC