nah a typically turkish cultural gesture which expresses misbelieve, distrust, challenge, opposition or disobedience. nah occurs when someone puts his/her thumb between forefinger and middle finger and the nahhed fist is shown to the person at whom it is aimed.
a more brutal version of the gesture exists, by creating a "slash" like sound after turning the nahhed fist with an immediate forward motion, in order that the nahhed wrist hits the other hand's palm.
literally nah means "like the hell it is?"
a more brutal version of the gesture exists, by creating a "slash" like sound after turning the nahhed fist with an immediate forward motion, in order that the nahhed wrist hits the other hand's palm.
literally nah means "like the hell it is?"
by DCrypt April 17, 2011
by PattyDaddy March 6, 2018
Nah: (Nn-ahh) Noun. A word commonly used as a replacement for "no", "nope", "shut up", or "no, don't give me that food, I don't want to get fat". But mostly "no".
Person A: Are you busy today?
Person B: Mmm... nah.
Person A: Do you want to go get dinner?
Person B: Mmm... nah.
Person A: Do you like her?
Person B: Mmm... nah.
Person B: Mmm... nah.
Person A: Do you want to go get dinner?
Person B: Mmm... nah.
Person A: Do you like her?
Person B: Mmm... nah.
by That Chick You Like April 7, 2012
An expression used when the aforementioned statement sounds incredibly unfeasible/stupid on closer hearing.
by Andrew Version 1. March 23, 2004
This is the shortage of "na huj" (на ХУЙ) - "nah", wich means "fuck no" or "I dont care". Most popular slang word in russian language between young ppl for long time (ages).
by Miky123 February 8, 2009
A fun and popular way to say "or not" usually said by tweens and teens.
It is always found at the end of a question and is usually preceded by a clicky noise made with the tongue.
When said, the facial expression usually contains wide eyes and a mouth open wide vertically instead of horizontally thus making it funny. This is the opposite of how ones face normally would look when asking a regular question. Example: tight lips and partly closed eyelids.
It is always found at the end of a question and is usually preceded by a clicky noise made with the tongue.
When said, the facial expression usually contains wide eyes and a mouth open wide vertically instead of horizontally thus making it funny. This is the opposite of how ones face normally would look when asking a regular question. Example: tight lips and partly closed eyelids.
Do you wanna build a snowman *clicky sound* or nah?
Hahahahaha, ya mad or nah?
Do you wanna be my boyfriend *clicky sound* or nah?
Hahahahaha, ya mad or nah?
Do you wanna be my boyfriend *clicky sound* or nah?
by Wizzletoff February 24, 2014