Leverage Arm

The arm one most often uses to support body weight during sex; usually in the missionary position to avoid crushing their partner.

Can you get on top; I injured my leverage arm.

by Brent K. November 29, 2007

Level 69 Gangster (full homo)

a gangster who loves to do 69 with other guys

Dude 1: dude I heard that guy is a Level 69 Gangster!
Dude 2: Naww, he's the local level 69 gangster (full homo)full homo type like max
*i had to say full homo twice otherwise the title wont work*

by One Salty Boiii January 5, 2019

balducci levitation

The type of levitation that David Blaine does.

Elusionist makes you pay a ton before they tell you how to do the balducci levitation.

by Gunkglumb June 13, 2005

Ground level

The state between being dry and high.

Balthazar - Are you high yet?
Tristan - Nah man, I'm only on ground level.

Balthazar - yeah, me too.

by Tristan and Beans April 20, 2011

check sugar level

To check sugar level is to lick toes.

Check sugar level:

Tesfaye then said, "Did you just lick my toes? You licked my toes."

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but I was checking your sugar level," Vernell Jr. replied.

by Snickersnee January 19, 2008

Level 2

Level 2- is more a way of looking at things and instantly comparing them.

The term "Level 2" is actually used as an adjective to describe any situation, because it easily conveys the additional level of intensity, beauty, drama, or awesomeness.

Everyone inherently knows "Level 1" is normal, basic, easy, common, or entry level.

So "Level 2" would just be additional to that.

Now, when you describe a brand new soft pillow as "Level 2," everyone automatically knows it is better normal.

Person 1: My new pillow is Level 2, I just got the best night's sleep.

Or when telling a story about a getting a speeding ticket.

Person 1: Yea, the cop went all Level 2, and gave me 3 tickets. It cost me $500.

by Troublesome654 September 26, 2010

leveled

Getting drunk and high at the same time, except with a steam roller smoking device. Leveled refers to a balance of being high from weed and being low from drinking. The term leveled is derived from the reference to a construction steam roller's leveling action.

This term elaborates on the word crunked, which does not designate a smoking device.

Man those drinks didn't get me until I hit that steam roller, and then I got leveled and passed out.

by apparat December 23, 2009