3 definitions by Joseph Kubiak
Used as a more efficient way to agree with someone or to emphasize one's correctness. Short for exactly.
Part of the language 'lang'.
Part of the language 'lang'.
Duke: What am I thinking right now?
Joe: We should go buy some beer.
Duke: exac.
Joe: Nuth is stopping us.
Joe: We should go buy some beer.
Duke: exac.
Joe: Nuth is stopping us.
by Joseph Kubiak June 25, 2007
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A new versatile style and usage of the english language. The process mainly consists of taking the first syllable of a word and using that in place of the original word. Sometimes a slight change in the spelling will be done to make the word more discernible from other words. One of the very first words used in this language was "nuth".
Hey Joe, what lang are you speaking?
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
by Joseph Kubiak February 25, 2007
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A new versatile style and usage of the english language. The process mainly consists of taking the first syllable of a word and using that in place of the original word. Sometimes a slight change in the spelling will be done to make the word more discernible from other words. One of the very first words used in this language was nuth.
Hey Joe, what lang are you speaking?
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
Mike thinks there is nuth wrong with speaking a new lang.
I was sick and ti of having nuth to do until I learned this new lang.
by Joseph Kubiak February 26, 2007
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