Lordship

A derivative of the words "lord" and "ship", Lordship is the name given to a fine gentleman residing in a boat. His pride and demeanor will often make him the center of much conversation and he will have others whispering "I hear Lordship is a fine gentleman".

lord-ship. n. -
1. a person who has usually made it to their 3rd or 4th year of school and is the most out of control wildest person you know

2. Someone who has acheived a high social status through partying and random acts of greatness

A word in 'runescape' used when someone is being extremely egotisticle or analitical.

Also means Pandaness, and extreme idiocy.

A practice perfected by Lord Jeffrey Riback, ESQ, is leading the lifestyle of the rich and famous by partaking in copious amount of beer and fine liquors with his fellow Lords, boating in the middle of the week during the work day, or perhaps thumbing his nose at the tax collectors while driving around is collector status Honda CRV.

Lordshipping is also the act of Lording ones legal fees over ones client's head in order with the threat of withdrawal or other adverse action until said client relents and pays his good Lord his due.

Also referred to as “The Slums of East Lordship.” This phrase refers to a geographic area of the greater Stratford Township known as Lordship. The fools who live here work to to destroy Lordship by supporting horrible ideas, such as food trucks and drunken, obnoxious behavior from Little Pub in the name of a good time. They do not care the destruction and desecration of others’ property, because they themselves live like pigs, in the SLUMS of EAST LORDSHIP. The region is located East of Stratford Road while traveling Southbound. According to locals, the telephone pole on the corners of Stratford Rd. and Ivy Street serves as the marker. Some individuals on Ivy Street and other adjacent streets have not lost their minds and tend to identify with West “Lordshipians.”