A wannabe frat star. He lives the dream in college having to re pledge his fraternity every year because he cannot make grades. He will run for Vice President because he knows he is not committed enough to his fraternity to be President. Always a nice and fun kid to hang out with though.
Danny: Hey man have you see A-Noll?
Jeff: That wannabe frat star is on 1st floor of currier.
Danny: Okay cool I gotta make him do my bitch work.
Jeff: That wannabe frat star is on 1st floor of currier.
Danny: Okay cool I gotta make him do my bitch work.
by da pledge prez December 7, 2012
homie 1: Hey bro, can you do the nolling?
homie 2: Nah its your turn, i’ve done the nolling the last two days.
homie 2: Nah its your turn, i’ve done the nolling the last two days.
by Lamar O’neal October 30, 2022
by mmbox76 March 24, 2010
Pronounced NOLE
verb (used with object)
1. to have sexual intercourse with.
2. Slang . to treat unfairly or harshly.
verb (used without object)
3. to have sexual intercourse.
4. Slang . to meddle (usually followed by around or with ).
nterjection
5. Slang . (used to express anger, disgust, peremptory rejection, etc., often followed by a pronoun, as you or it. )
noun
6. an act of sexual intercourse.
7. a partner in sexual intercourse.
8. Slang . a person, especially one who is annoying or contemptible.
9. the noll, Slang . (used as an intensifier, especially with WH-questions, to express annoyance, impatience, etc.)
Verb phrases
10. noll around, Slang .
a. to behave in a frivolous or meddlesome way.
b. to engage in promiscuous sex.
11. noll off, Slang .
a. to shirk one's duty; malinger.
b. go away: used as an exclamation of impatience.
c. to waste time.
12. noll up, Slang .
a. to bungle or botch; ruin.
b. to act stupidly or carelessly; cause trouble; mess up.
Idiom
13. give a noll, Slang . to care; be concerned.
verb (used with object)
1. to have sexual intercourse with.
2. Slang . to treat unfairly or harshly.
verb (used without object)
3. to have sexual intercourse.
4. Slang . to meddle (usually followed by around or with ).
nterjection
5. Slang . (used to express anger, disgust, peremptory rejection, etc., often followed by a pronoun, as you or it. )
noun
6. an act of sexual intercourse.
7. a partner in sexual intercourse.
8. Slang . a person, especially one who is annoying or contemptible.
9. the noll, Slang . (used as an intensifier, especially with WH-questions, to express annoyance, impatience, etc.)
Verb phrases
10. noll around, Slang .
a. to behave in a frivolous or meddlesome way.
b. to engage in promiscuous sex.
11. noll off, Slang .
a. to shirk one's duty; malinger.
b. go away: used as an exclamation of impatience.
c. to waste time.
12. noll up, Slang .
a. to bungle or botch; ruin.
b. to act stupidly or carelessly; cause trouble; mess up.
Idiom
13. give a noll, Slang . to care; be concerned.
by Da bmainator October 13, 2011
Pat-"Dude you got so drunk I thought you died"
Riley-"Yeah brandon got Nolled hard, no recovery from that."
Brandon-"F**k you guys"
Riley-"Yeah brandon got Nolled hard, no recovery from that."
Brandon-"F**k you guys"
by Bear00 November 8, 2017
(sometimes shortened into nol. pros.??)
a technical term of English Law, the meaning of which varies as it is used with reference to civil or criminal cases.The object of it is to generally obtain a stay of proceedings against an accompliance in order to procure his evidence(?).This object is, however, more usually effected by the prosecution offering no evidence and the judge directing an acquittal(?).
a technical term of English Law, the meaning of which varies as it is used with reference to civil or criminal cases.The object of it is to generally obtain a stay of proceedings against an accompliance in order to procure his evidence(?).This object is, however, more usually effected by the prosecution offering no evidence and the judge directing an acquittal(?).
Does anyone have an additional comment
that may have some light on this subject
of law which is tying up the legislative courts and continues to
allow appointed attorney's a 'save face'
grace with the county and area where
he pratices(?).
that may have some light on this subject
of law which is tying up the legislative courts and continues to
allow appointed attorney's a 'save face'
grace with the county and area where
he pratices(?).
by Augustus1 December 10, 2003