It’s the way that New Yorkers pronounce New York, it surprised the hell out of me the first time I heard it. Interestingly, they believe that theirs is the correct pronunciation and that everyone else in the world has got it wrong; they make the most Londoncentric of Londoners seem positively open minded; they do to the American language what Americans do to English. Something else interesting is the temperature range; Summer temperatures can reach 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), dropping to minus 4.4 degrees Celsius (21.4 degrees Fahrenheit)in Winter. Perhaps it is these extremes of temperature that make New York extremely dangerous; in London (population 8.3 – 8.6 million depending on who you believe) 2014 saw 93 murders, while New York (population 8.4 million) saw 328.
“Noo Yoik! That’s the place where things happen!”
“Yeah, like lots of murders. No thanks, you can keep it!”
“Yeah, like lots of murders. No thanks, you can keep it!”
by AKACroatalin March 8, 2016
How a New York City guy (like myself) pronounces "New York"---nothing to make fun of, it's just how we speak, just as natural to us as the "Bahst'n" of a Bostonian or the "roof" (pronounced with the "oo" as in "book") of a person from Los Angeles.
Yeeeesssss---the Noo Yawk Yankees---gooooooo!
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by DJ Vladx June 28, 2022
Noun. Somebody so new at something, the term Noob just doesn't cut it. Combines the term Noo-noo(short for penis) and Noob. Very rare in internet gaming language due to extreme derogatory offense. The "b" has been replaced with "noob" in order to create a something in the sorts of a "super noob" term. Often written without parenthesis for short (noonoob).
John: You are terrible... get the hell out of this game you noo(noob) son of a bitch. Look everybody!! IT'S A NOONOOB!
Steve: Too far dawg...
Steve: Too far dawg...
by Samuel O'Neill April 13, 2007
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