A nerdy goth, or a gothic nerd. A noth fits in with the other goths, yet exels in school and are as smart as nerds. Nerds shouldn't be cunfused with geeks, dorks, or dweebs.Not geeks, dorks, and dweebs are smart. All nerds and noths are really smart and most are awsome.
Goth: Hey goth, you are smart and wearing all black.
Noth:Thanks. You too.
Goth:Represent!
want to hang out after school?
Noth:Sure. Than I'll do my homework.
Goth: Could you tutor me sometime.
Noth:Sure.
Goth:Noth is the goth to be.
Noth:Yup.
Noth:Thanks. You too.
Goth:Represent!
want to hang out after school?
Noth:Sure. Than I'll do my homework.
Goth: Could you tutor me sometime.
Noth:Sure.
Goth:Noth is the goth to be.
Noth:Yup.
by HawaiianPunch1 November 18, 2009
by Cat-Woman August 23, 2009
A nerdy Goth. They fail to fit into the catagory of Goth as they are seen as too geeky, and vice-versa.
by Fosh November 25, 2004
A nerd goth. Common mistaken for a Geth, they are closely related. It's when your a goth and your smart and the teachers think of you like a pet. Treating you different baecause your goth. Not realizing that because your goth doesn't mean your not smart. The teacher doing this is usually an asshole.
My friend is goth and in 7th grade she was in gifted.She is a Noth. Her Language Arts teacher treated her like a pet. But then had the nerve to call her disturbed when after the teacher gave us an assignment saying how you would want to be killed,she said she would want to kill Bush and go down in a rain of bullets from the Secret Service. And how she'd hack in to the governments system and set of two nuclear bombs. The teacher called her sick and disturbed, and thought she'd bring a gun to school and shot everbody. The teacher was a real bitch.
by ?wouldn't?you?like?to?know? May 3, 2007
by Melanie October 21, 2003
What my daughter tells me they learned at school today, and every other day for that matter. Usually followed by a shrug. Slang for "I can't be bothered remembering or telling you".
by Taco4they September 15, 2017
As a native New Yorker, it pains me to see that none of the other definitions seems to actually grasp what not for nothing means.
"Not for nothing" is used to soften the blow of something that would normally be offensive or come on too strong.
For example, if your friend showed up wearing purple and yellow striped pants to a party and asked you how he looked, you could respond, "well, not for nothing, Jimmy, but you look like a gay, retarded zebra." Or if you want to try out for a musical but you can't sing to save your life, your friend might tell you, "hey, not for nothing, but you suck at singing and you're not gonna get that part." Things of that nature.
"Not for nothing" is used to soften the blow of something that would normally be offensive or come on too strong.
For example, if your friend showed up wearing purple and yellow striped pants to a party and asked you how he looked, you could respond, "well, not for nothing, Jimmy, but you look like a gay, retarded zebra." Or if you want to try out for a musical but you can't sing to save your life, your friend might tell you, "hey, not for nothing, but you suck at singing and you're not gonna get that part." Things of that nature.
by HowYouDoinnn December 10, 2009