NSFW
Not safe for work; Indicates material (mostly Internet material) normally considered inappropriate or explicit for the average workplace environment. =Though the definition of the term More…
NSFW(2)
Not safe for work. =This is used to describe internet contents that are inappropriate in work place. Etymology : There is no etymology. =Leah Ayers, a 19-year-old Minnesota woman, has More…
NUB
To inflict pain and humiliation by shoving one's nub (the end of an incomplete or amputated arm) into the victim's sternum and pushing around with it. Presumed reason for coinage There was More…
Nub
Nub, N Someone who has little to no skill at a video game. [Clipping formed from deletion of +ie morpheme from newbie, followed by a spelling change (ew-oo-u) and change in pronunciation of More…
nub
One who sucks at a video game, similar to a n00b, but is not new to the game. =A newer neologism that comes from the previous entry, "n00b." This person has had a chance to learn More…
Nub(2)
(vowel reduction) A person who is inexperienced in a field usually referring to video games. The word is most likely a clipping of the word newbie to newb followed by a vowel reduction of More…
nubcake
nubcake, N A player new to a videogame, or one that merely lacks the skills of others (generalized), also a derogatory name for another player (similar to nub) [compound of roots nub + More…
Nubette
A female who is horrendous at video or computer games. =This term is a derivation of 'nub', meaning a novice. The derivation used here is the -ette suffix, applied to indicate More…
Nubsicle
Nubsicle, N Someone who has little to no skill at a video game, regardless of being new at the game or not. [Blending formed from roots nub & popsicle, by deletion of “pop” from the More…
nucka
An urban Caucasian youth; title of address between such persons analogous to ‘brother’ Possible Reason Used: The use of this word is entirely resolved to its use as a More…
Nuclear
Acting in a manner relation to or characterized by extreme, often immoral and manipulative ways in order to achieve one's own end. =Not referring to the actual scientific happening, More…
nuculer
Describing an object that uses or possesses power driven by atomic nuclei. Eg. Nuculer warhead, nuculer nation, nuculer threat. Nuculer is derived from the word nuclear pronounced with a More…
Nudetrients
The daily dose of self-admiration you give to yourself while staring at your bare skin in the mirror. =A friend was talking about how another person at the Rec was staring at their arms More…
nuff
Enough; as much as needed =It's a clipping of "e" from "enough." The spelling has likely been changed to avoid confusion, as "ough" has so many possible More…
nug
clipping of 'nugget', used to refer either to a chicken nugget or a small piece of marijuana based on context =Yo let's go to Micky D's and grab some nugs and More…
nug(1)
a chunk of cannabis bud. =Nug is a clipping of the word nugget, which refers to a round or compact object, commonly made of metal. This word is commonly used among the marijuana More…
nugget
(visual symbolism) someone with no arms and legs ="Would you want to time travel if that meant your mom is a nugget?" Etymology : term that derives from fact that people with no More…
Nugget
Something or someone very cute. =A nugget is literally a small piece of gold, which is generally considered to be a precious material. The new meaning of nugget is probably a metaphorical More…