lenzen

German, colloquial expression meaning 'to relax, to chill'. Originated in Krefeld / lower Rhine area around 1985. Used in a very broad variety, e.g. also as 'to succeed'.

Was hast du am Sonntag gemacht? - Gelenzt.
In der Matheklausur habe ich gelenzt.
Das Abitur, das Abitur, erhaelt man durch das Lenzen nur.

by Robin S. a.k.a. MakeAMillYen November 19, 2006

lenten challenge

a challenge taken by a brave boy during the Lent season (from Ash Wednesday to Easter). The challenge consists of refraining from masturbation for 40 days (see the Facebook group Lenten Challenge). There is usually a large amount of people who start the challenge. The amount who finish it is much smaller (about none).

Dude, did you do the lenten challenge

nope. i was done after a week

by wowzer123456789 March 1, 2009

leniency

A disposition to be kind and forgiving.

in those days a wife had to depend on the leniency of her husband

by azamat06 November 6, 2012

lenze

to humiliate someone in front of their peers

Brian just lenzed Reggie. It was hilarious.

by Mr MnM November 30, 2011

lenden

Is always gonna be more attractive, funny, and stronger than you!

Haters: I bet you will never be with her right!? I am cooler than you!

Me: There is no way, if you are cool then I am Lenden!

by Dictionary-man-stan December 3, 2016

Lenwen

A Lenwen is a person who tries to contribute intelligent opinions to discussions around sports topics only to be completely and utterly shot down due to high volumes of poor judgment and a complete lack of perspective.

The term is coined from the avatar name of a frequent poster on ESPN's forums, who has drawn ire for his consistent inaccuracy in predicting sporting outcomes and general inability to see reason.

"I was on the ESPN boards and this Lenwen claimed that Greg Oden would be better than Bill Russel."
-or-
Joe: "The combination of Lebron and Shaq on the same team means a guaranteed finals appearance. This is not even debatable."
Jack: "... God you're such a Lenwen... Why am I even friends with you?"

by Benedict A. July 22, 2010

lenient

Mild or gentle, tolerate; soothin, emollient.

He had a lenient attitude.

by Larstait November 15, 2003