Definition of lerpy

lerpy

adjective

• gangly and ungraceful. (a very common negative description in the Mountain West)

  What a lerpy kid.

  Last edited on Nov 18 2005. Submitted by Scott M. from Draper, UT, USA on Nov 18 2005.

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