Ranked on a scale of nerdiness from 1 to 5. 1 being generally accepted, and 5 being social reject/basement dweller. Anime ranking 4, and Star Trek a 3.5. An exception being Babylon 5, which is a whopping 4.5 on the scale.
by Stevey July 19, 2003
the unit of measure on how many wedgies, lockker stuffing incidents , stolen lunch money, etc. occur to a nerd in one day
his NLreached an all time high of 15
by asian September 9, 2003
Refering to the level of gameplay a person has reached in his most recent RPG game.
Level 1: Has beaten it once.
Level 2: Has beaten it twice and has attended a fan club meeting or convention.
Level 3: Has beaten it so many times that the programmers call him for advice.
Level 4: Is the president of the RGS's fan club.
Level 1: Has beaten it once.
Level 2: Has beaten it twice and has attended a fan club meeting or convention.
Level 3: Has beaten it so many times that the programmers call him for advice.
Level 4: Is the president of the RGS's fan club.
Nigel hasn't been out of his house in three days! His nerd level must be through the roof!
by bob_the_russian November 5, 2003
by Mikey G October 31, 2003
1. The level of nerdiness of a person, ranked on a scale from 1 to 5.
2. Various other defintions by people who I'm betting have met me online.
2. Various other defintions by people who I'm betting have met me online.
by Level5Nerd July 13, 2003
Frequently presented with a number added. Nerd Level is a way of quantifying nerdiness, measured in social outcast tiers.
Essentially, most people you would meet are level 0 nerds. The people they feel uncomfortable around due to excessive nerdiness are level 1 nerds. The level 1 nerds feel uncomfortable around nerds of 2nd or higher level, etc.
Essentially, most people you would meet are level 0 nerds. The people they feel uncomfortable around due to excessive nerdiness are level 1 nerds. The level 1 nerds feel uncomfortable around nerds of 2nd or higher level, etc.
by Twigman June 4, 2003
A quatifying degree commonly refered to by a numeral or a level there of. These "levels" if you well represent the intensity of the subject rejectivness to society. Higher the level represent a mass quatifier of rejection.
by Soccermom June 18, 2003