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Adjective. Basically short for nasty, but used when repulsed beyond the state of nasty. That is nast!
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a word used to describe anything. usually used during a intense conversation between a group, or more than one individual. 1. "oh my god you little nast." 2. "did you see that one little nast over there?" 3. "nastbucket" 4. "nast nast nast"
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An object, smell, or sensation that can be described as nasty. "I'm not picking that thing up, it has nast all over it!"
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The noun form of nasty, generally used to designate something unidentifiable that is nasty. That festering bucket over there is full of nast.
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the act of being nasty That boy was really nast.
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short for nasty, because that of course is a mouth full. In other words: gross, disgusting, or replusive. She won't out with you. She says your nast.
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Noun form of the word "nasty". A word used to describe any unidentified substance or aggregate of matter, which doesn't necessarily have to be particularly nasty. Patron: "Waiter, can we have some more of that tasty green nast?"
Waiter: "Do you mean the Tomatillo Salsa?" Patron: "That's the stuff!" |
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