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Usually used by SpaceX. Like 20 times per rocket launch.

Means phenomenal
- And as we say in SpaceX, everything is going nominal ( perfect )
nominal by bykocabas May 15, 2016

Nominal Kitten 

A nominal kitten is a very awesome and perfect space loving feline. In particular a orange tabby who is over the moon cute.
Have you met Orion? He’s so orange and such Nominal kitten.

Orion is so orange and so nominal!

Orion loves SpaceX because he’s such a nominal kitten.

Nogiallyosis 

Someone with zero disregard to any other living being.
You obviously have Nogiallyosis.
Nogiallyosis by Squax August 10, 2017

nominal embrace 

Refers to a merely “in name only” type of hug that you give someone whom you do not actually have romantic/affectionate feelings toward, but are just “going through the motions” to be polite/agreeable.
There are various reasons why one might administer a nominal embrace; the most common situations might be (A) you are giving the other person a proxy hug as a favor for someone else, or (B) you are at a party, wedding, or other social gathering where “everyone is doing it” --- i.e., giving a hug --- to one or more “special” attendees, such as the hostess, "birthday boy/girl", the newlyweds, etc., or (C) the huggee is either mentally challenged and thus craves “cuddly attention” from everyone around him, or he is presently going through a rough time in his life, and thus he needs all the emotional support he can get.
nominal embrace by QuacksO August 24, 2018
synonymous with "phenomenal to nom" but takes three less syllables to say...

...giving you three more syllables' worth of nomming time.
1) dude, is nutella any good?

are you fucking kidding me, nutella is NOMINAL

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2) halloween = abominable
thanksgiving = nominal
nominal by Jinkonom January 22, 2010

Nominalism 

Originating in the teachings of the eleventh-century scholastic philosopher Roscellinus, whose Latin formula was, 'universalis sunt nomina.' (universes are only names.)
This philosophical movement of sophists was based on the view that there is a profusion of "truths" - perhaps as many as there are people to believe them - but no single, final Truth, and that language makes its own reality.

Through the Nominalism idea, an argument, however firmly it seems to stand up, however watertight its logic, can always be demolished by contrary argument, if made by a skilled debater. - Man is the measure of all things.

Every angle can supported in some way by infinite interpretations. Therefore falsehood and truth parish.
Nominalism:

What about someone who believes in beautiful things, but doesn't believe in the beautiful itself…? Don't you think he is living in a dream rather than a wakened state? (Republic 476c)
Nominalism by KD_mcshane August 6, 2010