Luskemus

Describes a person (typically female) that is slightly creepy and tends to sneak around. Based on the Norwegian word "Å luske" and "mus" which means mouse.
Luskemus is a usually pictured as the Luskemann's wife and also be used to scare children away from walking alone outside in the dark.

Similar words: Luske Leif, Luskemann, Lurker

"You are such a Luskemus"
"Why is she so mysterious? She must be a Luskemus"

Luskemann

Luskemann is a gendered word, although it can be used for other genders as well. Based on the Norwegian word "Å luske" and "en mann".

A Luskemann is a title you give someone that is slightly creepy and tends to lurk around.
Strongly connected to "Luske Leif".

Smilar words: Lusker, Lurker, Luske Leif

"You are such a Luskemann"
"Why is he so mysterious? He must be a Luskemann"

Luske Leif

Describes a person (typically male) that is slightly creepy and tends to sneak around. Based on the Norwegian word "Å luske".
Luske Leif can also be spiritual creature that is used to scare children away from walking alone outside in the dark.

Smilar words: Lusker, Lurker

"Luske Leif was lurking in the shadows"
"Luske Leif is coming to take you"