Toxicity levels

Your doing to much and you need to calm down

It’s like a warning

Your being really toxic

Sway your toxicity levels are alittle to high right now

by Nevaeh B (Shabooka Rolands ) December 6, 2020

level 42

The ultimate level , to transcend on to a higher realm of physicality and intellectuality { ~only Harambe has reached level 42~}

“Harambe summons me to level 42”
Only to be used after surviving NNN

by Usjsnsnssm December 8, 2018

Level Two

A level two guy will be game to giving a guy or strap-on girl a hj, a bj, frot, but is definitely willing to be penetrated with a real or silicone cock.

He's definitely heteroflexible, he's a level two. He and his girlfriend/boyfriend switch it up in bed, he's definitely level two.

by jaguaronprowl June 13, 2011

Green Level

Getting so intoxicated that your face begins to sag and you lose all inhibition which may lead to treats, vulgar language, and attempting to but the bar in order to fire the bartender or waitress that has cut you off.

Holly shit!! my brother got green level again and danced in a circle of 200 lb cougars!!!

by bbbbbb bunit July 7, 2011

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

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

Nek level

Nek Level (Next Level) is mild street lingo, of which one may use as a phrase to express higher level experiences or situation, than usual. AKA 'out of reach' 'level up', 'punching above their weight' or street slang: "hard up bro" or NEK LEVEL MAN. or my fave: NEK Levs yo.

Watching that epic rap battle was nek level aye.

by iLLEMA June 8, 2021