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newbie

A person new to the internet or the software it supports; moreover, someone incompetent in the use of this software and ignorant of internet standards in general. Presumed reason for coinage More…

Newbie

A person who is new to a video game usually, who doesn't know how to act properly =I hate newbies who try to ruin the game. Etymology : 'new' + 'bie' =conversation with suitemate

Newsome Effect

Theory describing why Proposition 8 passed in California in 2008. San Francisco Mayor, Gavin Newsome, gave a sound bite explaining that gay marriage is inevitable and everyone should just More…

Newt-mentum

Momentum for Newt Gingrich’s campaign =This term was used by Newt Gingrich’s campaign spokesman to describe his recent uptick in popularity. Blending his candidates name with the word More…

Newton

To take a Newton iteration step; to take iterations of Newton's method =Newton the complex number until it is less than the tolerance. Etymology : Newton from clipping 'Newton More…

Newtonianess

the state of a liquid behaving in an ideal manner =The term “Newtonianess” was created to easily describe the ideal behavior of a Newtonian fluid. Most often heard in professional and More…

next level

ahead of the curve; really impressive; =that new iphone is so next level, eh? =Common phrase used in Calgary, Canada.

next-gen

The next generation, newest incarnation, latest edition or improvement of a device, particularly a technology (i.e. it is unlikely that one would encounter a next-gen hammer at their local More…

Nexted

being eliminated from the show, Next, as the participant moves on to the next candidate to go on a date with. The term nexted originated on the MTV Show Next, in which there is a guy or a More…

Nexted

1. To be eliminated from MTV's game show, "Next". 2. What is said by the person eliminating another from the show. On this show, a contestant has the opportunity to go on consecutive More…


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