From vb. "lug," to be forcibly removed against one's will. To be removed or ejected unfairly or without due process. Used in correctional setting when inmates are removed from their cells to solitary confinement or to another prison after fighting or after being suspected of a disciplinary infraction.

getting drunk; derived from the language Jag

Lesbians until gradtuation

In mechanics, to run the engine in too high a gear for current road speed; shifting too early.

A lesbian until graduation, more frequently than not a student at Mount Holyoke College. Smith College, down the road, is home to actual lesbians who commit to life to female partners and engage in homosexual activities beyond their four years in Northampton. Mount Holyoke women, though also sometimes gay, are less likely to maintain their homosexual identities, instead choosing to marry men, get nannies and raise children. Mount Holyoke women tend to forget about their days as lesbians past the age of 25, and they choose to forfeit their identities on Commencement Sunday.

Lesbians until graduation tend to exist most frequently at women's colleges, more specifically at Mt. Holyoke, Smith, Wellesley, Barnard and Bryn Mawr. Although there are some gold-star lifelong lesbians among them, few commit, instead choosing only to watch The L Word and pretend those days never happened.

Lesbian Until Graduation, a women in college who thinks she is lesbian but simple is experimental and curious.

A girl who goes to an all girls school, who because of her lack of contact with males, becomes a lesbian. Short for Lesbian Until Graduation. Name and practice originates from Miss Porter's School.

"Lesbian Until Graduation": girl who dates other women in college. After graduation she begins her adult life and reverts to heterosexual relationships.

abbreviation for Lesbian Until Graduation