Suck Levels

There are a few types of "Suck" that people use. They all vary on the level (ex: suck = 2) The types are on a scale of insults. "Suck" levels determine how much you want to insult the person.
1) Oof
2) Sucks
3) Suks
4) Succs/Succz
5) Sukks/Sukkz
6) Saks/Sacs
7) Sax
8) Sux

SUCK LEVELS:
This oofs! (Mega Clean)
This sucks (Cleanish)
This suks (Mild)
This succs / This succz (Mild Insult)
This sukks / This sukkz (Medium Insult)
This saks / This sacs (Pointing Insult)
This sax (Hurt Intended)
This sux (You Mean It)

by "D*cktionary" January 1, 2021

GS Level

An amazing content creator, mainly known for his krunker.io content and twitch streams (twitch.tv/levelttv). he also makes good csses for krunker. He loves krunker, and simps for vince and sidne.... wait ig... ig... IGNORE THAT! hehe. youtube.com/GSLevel

i love GS Level

by ILoveGSLevelMeLol October 29, 2020

Level 7

Also called “Thalassaphobia”, Level 7 of the Backrooms is a vast expanse of water that stretches endlessly.

Level 7 is home to the Thing on Level 7.

by MaybeARealWord January 12, 2022

thought level

the level of thought or sluttiness one has achieved or wishes to achieve in any given circumstance this word is commonly used by whores, sorority girls, water trash and people wishing to sound ghetto. this word is believed to have originated in Oklahoma by a group of girls trying to sound ghetto it quickly caught on in the sororities and is spreading throughout America.

"she's at a nine thought level"

"tonight I'm going to reach a ten thought level "

by Random citizen 97 April 12, 2017

normal level

It means that everything is fine with you like the usuals

friend: Yo, bro what's up?
me: normal level dawg

by lowcky April 15, 2021

grind-leveling

When playing a video game, you stay in one area and level up, even if you're more than strong enough to move on.

I was playing Kingdom Heart and grind-leveling in Traverse Town.

by ElectroNerd January 3, 2014

cultural levelling

When two distinct cultures become increasingly similar to one another.

Mom-and-pop stores that once existed in small towns have been driven out by chain stores like Wal-Marts all over the country, thus causing cultural levelling and a loss of uniqueness and diversity in the town itself and in the country.

by KittenKat93 March 15, 2014