2 definitions by NataliaVladimirovnaPoklonskaya

Being so high on barbiturates, AKA barbs, that you are unable to function normally.
He fell down the stairs and broke both his arms, but he was so barred out he did not feel a thing!
by NataliaVladimirovnaPoklonskaya December 7, 2016
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Ня (nya) is an expression of a tender emotion, one that people have towards cats or very cute people like Natalia Poklonskaya. Nya originates from japanese and means "meow", it was adopted in Russian language from anime.

Няша (nyasha) — a word for a person that you feel "nya" for. The today's use of the word is originating from the "nya" or at least is very close emotionally to "nya", although it used to mean a "bottom of a dried lake, the one with dirt and bad smells"

Nyash-myash is a part of the Natalia's speech where she was asked about her online fame. The "myash" here is a word play that Jewish, Russian, Ukrainian and some other people use to playfully and non-angrily diminish the importance, like "bagel-schmagel", "president-schmesident" or "sashlik-mashlik".
"I'm the prosecutor here, so I ain't gonna allow no nyash-myash or anything like that"
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