A "bourbie" is a person who knows all about the rich millionaires and billionaires.
"bour" is a short hand from the french word "bourgeoisie".
"bour" is a short hand from the french word "bourgeoisie".
by NotBaltic September 20, 2022
Get the bourbie mug.Adam: Hey, want some chocolate?
Evelyn: I already have some-
Adam: Take it, please!
Evelyn: Don't be a freebyy.
Evelyn: I already have some-
Adam: Take it, please!
Evelyn: Don't be a freebyy.
by NotBaltic January 27, 2023
Get the freebyy mug.A marsbound is a human being fully stuck on the terrestrial planet of Mars without a way of escaping.
The person must be truly stuck without a way out or any way to create a way out. No ships, no equipment, nothing to let him or her or them leave the planet.
The person must be truly stuck without a way out or any way to create a way out. No ships, no equipment, nothing to let him or her or them leave the planet.
by NotBaltic April 14, 2022
Get the Marsbound mug.To narckale someone is to annoy someone to the point where you take their money for the pure purpose of feeding their addiction.
The etymology comes from the verb "nark" (to annoy) and "ale" (a type of beer). The word in this case means "to annoy for ale." Though it doesn't have to be specifically ale, or alcohol.
The etymology comes from the verb "nark" (to annoy) and "ale" (a type of beer). The word in this case means "to annoy for ale." Though it doesn't have to be specifically ale, or alcohol.
Frustrated and wanting more, Daniel narckaled his friend off all of his pocket change. The next day, Daniel, along with his colleagues, seemingly out of nowhere, all became drunk. His friend was pissed upon the realization.
by NotBaltic April 15, 2022
Get the narckale mug.(This definition is not about a word you can use in everyday use. A Sealandball is a character a user may adopt to be as, and is only that.)
A Sealandball is a countryball whose identity is the independent micronation of Sealand.
A Sealandball mustn't be confused with the countryball of Trinidad and Tobago, whose flags are similar, but are entirely different entities. Sealand's flag follows as Red, White, Black (left to right); Trinidad's follows Red, White, Black, White, Red.
A Sealandball wouldn't go into the classification of countryball, as it is a micronationball, or be differentiated to become a userball. But for the sake of simplification, it is a "countryball" - a political entity represented by a ball with two eyes.
To use, have, or be a Sealandball means you are well-versed enough in geopolitics to know about it, and for that, I applaud you.
A Sealandball is a countryball whose identity is the independent micronation of Sealand.
A Sealandball mustn't be confused with the countryball of Trinidad and Tobago, whose flags are similar, but are entirely different entities. Sealand's flag follows as Red, White, Black (left to right); Trinidad's follows Red, White, Black, White, Red.
A Sealandball wouldn't go into the classification of countryball, as it is a micronationball, or be differentiated to become a userball. But for the sake of simplification, it is a "countryball" - a political entity represented by a ball with two eyes.
To use, have, or be a Sealandball means you are well-versed enough in geopolitics to know about it, and for that, I applaud you.
by NotBaltic November 30, 2022
Get the Sealandball mug.A najdork is a beginner learning stuff too hard for their current level.
(This term is most useful in chess, because of its name origins, although it is entirely possible to use it outside it, as long as you are understood.)
To paraphrase, a najdork is a beginner, or intermediate player who is actively learning advanced complicated techniques, meant for advanced and masters, which completely unnecessary and useless at their level, when there exists easier knowledge elsewhere.
A najdork is derived from a combination between the famously difficult variation to understand from the Sicilian Defense, the "Najdorf", and the word "dork".
Please do not use this word to insult or berate others. Usage of this word is only meant to point out people such as these, and encourage them to pick an easier and better path for them.
(This term is most useful in chess, because of its name origins, although it is entirely possible to use it outside it, as long as you are understood.)
To paraphrase, a najdork is a beginner, or intermediate player who is actively learning advanced complicated techniques, meant for advanced and masters, which completely unnecessary and useless at their level, when there exists easier knowledge elsewhere.
A najdork is derived from a combination between the famously difficult variation to understand from the Sicilian Defense, the "Najdorf", and the word "dork".
Please do not use this word to insult or berate others. Usage of this word is only meant to point out people such as these, and encourage them to pick an easier and better path for them.
Vincent: "I play the Ruy Lopez, because Magnus Carlsen does!"
Max: "Bro, you don't even know what zwischenzug means, who are you to learn such a complicated opening?"
Vincent: "Yeah, but..."
Max: "Please, don't be a najdork. Learn the Scotch."
Max: "Bro, you don't even know what zwischenzug means, who are you to learn such a complicated opening?"
Vincent: "Yeah, but..."
Max: "Please, don't be a najdork. Learn the Scotch."
by NotBaltic February 09, 2023
Get the najdork mug.An "ertzui" is a German man or woman or person who is very nationalistic about their technology.
They will boast about it and german efficiency whenever they can, and nothing can stop them from doing so, even however much you try. Even if you do stop them, they'll continue the next day.
The term comes from the German keyboard QWERTZ, where the keyboard has "y" and "z" switched, unlike the English QWERTY counterpart.
This means it only applies to people German speaking countries in Central Europe.
They will boast about it and german efficiency whenever they can, and nothing can stop them from doing so, even however much you try. Even if you do stop them, they'll continue the next day.
The term comes from the German keyboard QWERTZ, where the keyboard has "y" and "z" switched, unlike the English QWERTY counterpart.
This means it only applies to people German speaking countries in Central Europe.
Sarah, a natural ertzui, was very emotionally damaged when her best friend insulted the Germans and their technology.
by NotBaltic April 15, 2022
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