Ledge

[Sarah]

A lode; a limited mass of rock bearing valuable mineral.

[Sarah]

Shortened slang for legendary, or, more commonly, for legend.

[Sarah]

Short for Legendery, is some thing is good, excellent or fun it is Ledge

[Sarah]

an expression also short for legend, used to describe a fantastic person.

[Sarah]

A legend in the making.
An individual who is on the verge of a legendary status.
Showing appreciation to someone due to a favour.
Note: The word 'Legend' is often over used for individuals who are truly not worthy of the title. Using the word 'Ledge' can be a more meaningfull fit, without taking anything away from the person.

[Sarah]

A name give to a young lad after he helped a lady find her lost children.

[Sarah]

A short-hand term used to describe a cool person (abbreviation of legend). Often used as sarcasm to ridicule someone who is boasting about something they did that isn't particularly impressive.

[Sarah]

Something to walk over when circumnavigating a big bastard chasm.

[Sarah]

When a person's eyebrows decend far past the eyes, like a caveman or old school barrbarian. Must be used when expressing the seriousness of a thing or situation.

[Sarah]

Use to refer to someone who is either an idiot or had done something spectacular.

[Tanya Shivari]

Ledge in Real Tennis. The horizontal part of the wall that forms an opening.