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like nasty, only more so i had a narsty run-in with an ex.
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1. Of, or concerning, the pinnacle of nastiness. Appallingly ugly. 1. sung There she is, Miss Narsty. She should be locked in a box.
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Beyond nasty; nasty with an "r" Tina turner
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Combination of gnarly and nasty. That gal over there with the 5 o'clock shadow sure is narsty.
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beyond nasty, ugly, triflin damn! did you see her face? thats so narsty
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Nasty. But replace the "ass" in nasty (n-ass-ty) with "arse". That fat balding man is so narsty-looking.
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Basically a retardation of the word nasty, but invoking more disgust and repulsion. "Ugh, did you see those autopsy close ups on CSI?" "Yeah, that was narsty." |
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