LG Hing or Perungaayam in South; would definitely be one of the earliest branded Asafoetida; to invade Indian Kitchens; even before microwaves, refrigerators from another LG started coming in.
LG Heeng adds the zing to all Indian cookery and comes in solid form (katti) which needs to be diluted with water and used and also in powder form. May cause flatulation if used in excess... LG Stands for Laljee Ghodu...

An abbreviation marked under Bus route boards which states that the Bus is LSS; i.e Limited Stop Service...So beware where you wish to get down, the bus may just surge past the stop which you intend to get down at...

Malayali variation of "lucky".

"To lagao" is a verb that is added to a Hindi or Marathi word in a conversation in english. it is a translation device.

LS, simbly put, is Low Society. Something or someone who's below your 'mid-upper middle class' standard of living.

When the parents of a twenty-something-year-old girl are 'looking', you can safely assume that they aren't looking for a lost key or a credit card. The word is music to the ears of any parent with a twenty-something boy.

An alliance.

A facial structure that might define a particular ethnicity or character trait. Used casually to imply a stereotype.

In gujarati it means doing some mistake, small one usually.

An undefined quantity.

Usually applied to edibles that are not branded. Foodgrains, for example, packaged by Brand X are available in denominations of 100 gm, 250 gm, 500 gm, 1 kg, etc.

But a local supplier might make the same product available in the marketplace in "loose" quantities. You can walk in and buy whatever amount suits you, and pay based on its price according to weight.

To take a pee is also called" to take a leak"

it is used to describe a person who is acting stupid, dim-witted &/or idiotic in a friendly manner

The new age spelling of the word like used incessantly by persons wanting to appear super-cool and with it. Used liberally on the text messages (SMS) and Facebook status messages and comments.

(1) Used as a conjunctive in bimbo/himbo speak and this word forms a major chunk of their vocabulary. Made famous in India by Aishwarya Rai in the movie Dhoom2.
(2) Facebook term to indicate the popularity of a status message put up by a Facebook user.

Lower kinder garten. Usually children start there schooling from LKG and then UKG before moving onto first standard.

Sugarless coffee or tea or whatever you may wish to have unsweetened in hotels and kapi shops of Bangalore.

coming from the hinterlands of delhi,haryana,punjab & western UP this means woman often a married one but can be generic of all adult ladice.

Useless vegabound...basically someone who has nothing to do and is aimless.

To do in a rather definitive way.

One Hundred Thousand rupees. Comes from the Pali or Prakrit "lakkha" which may have had a gambling significance, but which came to mean one hundred thousand. In English usage, you can add an 's' to pluralize it, but sometimes that is not necessary.

Not virtuous. This word is used to describe a woman with "loose morals".

The term LOC (Line of Control) is a term given to the military control line between the Indian and Pakistani controlled parts of Jammu and Kashmir. This line does not constitute a legally recognized international boundary but is the de facto border maintained in most part by India.

When someone says "Lagi Hui Hai", he means he is in a situation.

at a loose end.

Anglo Indian slang for diahorrea or loose motion