A homosexual who forces himself on other men when they are in awkard situations, such as having their head stuck in a bottle bank and having sexual intercourse with the man who is unwilling
Man 1 "god i bent over to pick up a pencil and someone grabbed my ass"
Man 2 "Bent Levent must have been behind you then"
Man 2 "Bent Levent must have been behind you then"
by Worcester fellow December 6, 2007
Get the Bent Levent mug.(N.) Refers to some of the most dank weed around. This weed is far superior reggs or middies, and contains very high levels of THC.
(V.) To be high on incredibly dank weed.
(V.) To be high on incredibly dank weed.
Person #1: Yo guess what I just scored.
Person #2: Some reggs?
Person #1: Nah, I got some of that Next Level Shit! It's some Purple Kush.
Person #3: Damn we're gonna be on some next level shit tonight.
Person #2: Some reggs?
Person #1: Nah, I got some of that Next Level Shit! It's some Purple Kush.
Person #3: Damn we're gonna be on some next level shit tonight.
by Ace_Go_Blue March 22, 2010
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• Lieven
• lieve In rself
• lievelihood
• Dirty lieve
• Bee-liever
• level
• lever
• Levente
• level-up
My skeet level rising when I was pounding maria then I couldn´t take it anymore so I just let it go all in her.
by woooogbdb July 17, 2006
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Get the a-level mug.Often confused with "Level of Leetness" or "Laugh out Loud" , the 'Level of Leeness' is the universal scale used to determine how much like Lee, any object is.
*In some cases also known as "Level of Larryness Scale"
*In some cases also known as "Level of Larryness Scale"
Lexington: Oh dude! Did you hear what that f00 said?!
Reginald: Naa man i was busy Taco Masking my Mocha Momma, what he say?
Lexington: He's all like "The wavefunctions of an electron in that hydrogen atom are possessing definite energy (increasing downward: n=1,2,3,...) and angular momentum (increasing across: s, p, d,...)" what a crock block!
Reginald: Pfft send that down to th'a Negro Phi Dactyl.
Katie: WTF is wrong with you two! *throws a soda*
Reginald: *hit by soda* Ohh... damn biatch your level of Level of Leeness is out'a whak!
Reginald: Naa man i was busy Taco Masking my Mocha Momma, what he say?
Lexington: He's all like "The wavefunctions of an electron in that hydrogen atom are possessing definite energy (increasing downward: n=1,2,3,...) and angular momentum (increasing across: s, p, d,...)" what a crock block!
Reginald: Pfft send that down to th'a Negro Phi Dactyl.
Katie: WTF is wrong with you two! *throws a soda*
Reginald: *hit by soda* Ohh... damn biatch your level of Level of Leeness is out'a whak!
by Syro August 14, 2006
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A level 5 Geek would have to have all the levels under him/her
Level 1: Can name basic parts of a computer and has a slightly higher than average knowledge of computers than the average person. (ie. Knows how a hard drive works)
Level 2: Knows all parts of a computer and what makes them better than others. (ie. Why Intel Graphics cards SUCK)
Level 3: Knows the Difference between an .exe and a .xyz (ie. .bat) and what each does
Level 4: Can make partitions etc. and can Install operating systems and create dual-boot setups. Familiar with one form of a Linux based operating system. (ie. Ubuntu)
Level 5: Can code at least a little bit with Languages like C, C#, Java, Visual Basic, Basic..... or C++
Level 6: Knows EXTENSIVE Knowledge of computer parts and how they all work together, and what would cause SNAFUs. (ie. compatibility issues)
Level 7: Extensive knowledge of a certain computer part(s), a specialty. And knows everything there is to know about that part. (ie. Graphics cards: DX11 CUDA cores, PhysX Good brands etc.)
Level 8: Can build a computer out of store bought components. (mother board, hard drive.....)
Level 9: Can write useful programs for computers
Level 10: Is employed for their Geek Skill (Freelance coder, Works at Best Buy, nVidia etc..)
A level 5 Geek would have to have all the levels under him/her
Level 1: Can name basic parts of a computer and has a slightly higher than average knowledge of computers than the average person. (ie. Knows how a hard drive works)
Level 2: Knows all parts of a computer and what makes them better than others. (ie. Why Intel Graphics cards SUCK)
Level 3: Knows the Difference between an .exe and a .xyz (ie. .bat) and what each does
Level 4: Can make partitions etc. and can Install operating systems and create dual-boot setups. Familiar with one form of a Linux based operating system. (ie. Ubuntu)
Level 5: Can code at least a little bit with Languages like C, C#, Java, Visual Basic, Basic..... or C++
Level 6: Knows EXTENSIVE Knowledge of computer parts and how they all work together, and what would cause SNAFUs. (ie. compatibility issues)
Level 7: Extensive knowledge of a certain computer part(s), a specialty. And knows everything there is to know about that part. (ie. Graphics cards: DX11 CUDA cores, PhysX Good brands etc.)
Level 8: Can build a computer out of store bought components. (mother board, hard drive.....)
Level 9: Can write useful programs for computers
Level 10: Is employed for their Geek Skill (Freelance coder, Works at Best Buy, nVidia etc..)
**Geek Level System**
Sam: "My netbook has a slow graphics card..."
Ian: "It needs the Intel Atom!:
level 9 Geek: "Shut up idiot, Intel can't make Graphics cards for shit! nVidia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
other level 9 Geek: "ATI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
...
Sam: "My netbook has a slow graphics card..."
Ian: "It needs the Intel Atom!:
level 9 Geek: "Shut up idiot, Intel can't make Graphics cards for shit! nVidia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
other level 9 Geek: "ATI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
...
by Level9Geek March 6, 2010
Get the Geek Level System mug.A buzzword used by management and those who aspire to become management. It used to describe an advantage gained by using a tool. Later it became a term used to describe corporate debt. For example, a leveraged buy-out is one where the buyer has to borrow money in order to buy the other company.
After much mis-use, the word leverage no-longer describes anything or have any meaning to anyone who has ever worked in an office.
in business circles this word is most commonly used in place of the word 'use'.
After much mis-use, the word leverage no-longer describes anything or have any meaning to anyone who has ever worked in an office.
in business circles this word is most commonly used in place of the word 'use'.
Steve: Can we take this off-line, I'm hungry. I'm going to leverage a sandwich.
Paula: Great idea, I could also leverage some food.
Steve: Come on then, we can leverage my car to get to the sandwich leverager.
Paula: Good leverage, we should leverage your leverage so we'll leverage
Steve: Leverage
Paula: Great idea, I could also leverage some food.
Steve: Come on then, we can leverage my car to get to the sandwich leverager.
Paula: Good leverage, we should leverage your leverage so we'll leverage
Steve: Leverage
by thepreacher May 22, 2006
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