Lekker

Sometimes used to describe how good a tune/song/track is.
To show appreciation.

"This tune is lekker!" (Used more in EDM scene)

by lekkerman December 28, 2009

Lenkgasm

When one experiences a nergasm and geekspazm simultaneously at the sight, sound or thought of the famous Tom Lenk especially while attending his brilliant one man show nerdgasm. It causes sensory overload, loss of bodily functions including but not limited to tears from laughter and joy and a climax deep within the brain, usually in the section that recognizes specific information concerning comic books, occult television shows (Buffy), or electronics working or not and awesome musicals (Rock of Ages) that only a specific section of the population would actually know about.

I just had a complete Lenkgasm watching Tom in the storyteller episode of Buffy. I had a major Lenkgasm when Tom Lenk replied to me on twitter.

by xoMichelleLxo July 16, 2011

Lekkergy

Lekkergy- A slang word used on the east coast of South Africa. Its meaning comes from the Dutch root word 'Lekker' or 'Lakka', meaning nice or great. 'Lekkergy' therefore is a noun used to denote all things that are 'Lekker' or 'Lakka'.

That party is going to be heaving with booze, beats and just general lekkergy.

by Cocobeanlola August 1, 2014

Lekker

Means nice in Afrikaans.

(I hope that you have a Lekker day).

by Experienced. August 10, 2010

lenkt

To be heavily intoxicated via alcohol or any other drug.

Friend #1: "We found Adrian naked in the toolshed after downing a fifth of whiskey last night."

Friend #2: "Haha, that guy is always lenkt."

by Djbringthatback January 17, 2009

lenky

weak as fuck

My arms are so lenky

by bengain January 13, 2019

Lenskjold

A person who is descended from noblemen.
Lenskjold is a name from the barons of a province.
The eldest son in a barony was originally the title of Lensbaron, while other sons got the title of baron.
The name may also be of major importance if one comes from the row named Earl Lenskjold - from the Scandinavian form Jarl, and meant chieftain.
Later, Earl could also mean sovereign prince.
Nowadays is the name Earl (Jarl) Lenskjold still noble in some places, but it is also the name of a pretty awesome and handsome guy.

Girl: "Hey, who's that handsome guy in the suit over there?"
Guy: "That's Jarl Lenskjold, he's awesome"

by Bro-dude October 11, 2011