noiu 

phonetic equivalent of the American 'no', usually used by British or other common wealth citizens. This expression depicts a phonetic representation of the term and can be written in multiple other ways such as: noooiuuu, noiuuu, etc. In its longer counterpart, 'noiu' can be thought of as a typical melodic British prosody of speech, beginning at a high pitch and ending at a lower pitch.

Alex: hey, can we have red instead of white wine tonight?
Melissa: noiu, noooiuuu!

noiu by smiletodaywithme March 24, 2016

noiu 

phonetic equivalent of the American 'no', usually used by British or other common wealth citizens. This expression depicts a phonetic representation of the term and can be written in multiple other ways such as: noooiuuu, noiuuu, etc. In its longer counterpart, 'noiu' can be thought of as a typical melodic British prosody of speech, beginning at a high pitch and ending at a lower pitch.

He: hey, can we have red instead of white wine tonight?
She: noiu, noooiuuu!

noiu by smiletodaywithme March 27, 2016