threat level mud-night

When you're experiencing a bout of diarrhea that is threatening to come out when you don't want it to.

Wife to husband while driving: baby, I'm need to find a bathroom, it's threat level mud-night.

by Devil's Workshop November 23, 2017

High Level Content Anxiety

Experiencing fear at the thought of completing advanced or high level content when playing a video game or otherwise doing any activity.

"I'm feeling some high level content anxiety...I don't think I can tank this dungeon"
"Laura, you don't have to be afraid of doing the content! If you mess up, no one will eat your eyes"

by Booples January 30, 2020

Low Level Dry Humping

The motion of thrusting upon a partners leg which is defined by three corresponding elements of:
A. Position
B. Intensity
C. Range

A. In a crouched position, with hand supporting lean, helping you drive you pelvic region against your partners appendage.

B. This entails the speed at which you are thrusting in such "humping" motion.

C. The length of trajectory from furthest point to contact between genitals and leg.

Please note: Low level dry humping and the action of grinding are similar but different.

"I don't like to dance at clubs, because my attempt at grinding always turns into low level dry humping."

by dryhumpers November 11, 2015

Combat warriors level 28

A little toxic kid that has learnt swearing in roblox

"EZ

EZ

EZ" Is what the Combat warriors level 28 will say

by Epicgamer28 August 28, 2022

cbf levels are off the charts

when you really cant be fucked doing anything

Teacher: Today we start calculus
Student: No
Teacher: Whys that?
Student: my cbf levels are off the charts

by Pockyman48 September 10, 2021

get out of my level

A phrase used to combat noobs. Originated from the game Runescape where different worlds were new levels.

noob leveled up to your superior gaming level and killed you.
"dude, get out of my level"

by arabiannights1001 February 03, 2012

One Life/Level Rule

Household code that defines how siblings or friends take turns playing a video game that is single player or when there is not 2+ controllers. If you die or beat a level, pass the controller.

Little Sally and Billy are taking turns playing Super Mario Bros. Sally is first, and Billy is waiting his turn. Sally walks into the first Goomba in World 1-1. Noob.

Billy: "My turn!!" *snatches controller*
Sally: "But I just started! No fair!" *cries to mommy*

Billy is correctly exemplifying the One Life/Level Rule. Sally needs to learn how not to be a scrub.

by mattyp1108 June 06, 2011