najara

Underestimated person who does awesome things for people she likes, but has a short temper.

That girl is so nice, but don't step in her toes. She's a bit of a Najara.

by Freaking Isadorable September 24, 2013

Naarittu

It's from the Tamil origin:
1.) Cause to be embarrassed
2.) Caused to feel self-conscious and uncomfortable.

This word is also similar to embarrassment.

Teacher: "What is the directional derivate on the contour diagram of (x^2)+(y^3)=0."

Nishanthan: "Oh, Oh, I know this one, it's going up" (excitedly)

Teacher: "NO, you're not even close"

Rej: "Naarittu (very quickly)"

by RejLord April 26, 2008

Navarre High School

A high school that is cut both ways. Here you can find wannabe hoods, guys who carry around skateboards, but don’t know how to actually skate, and girls with their jeans too tight while sitting like they broke their back. We have a pretty decent football team and that’s pretty much all we’re known for. The staff can be pretty iffy, while the students couldn’t give less of what they are learning. Other than that, you’ll be hella bored and pissed off with everyone after your first year.

“Dammit, George. I should’ve went to Gulf Breeze not Navarre High School.”

by retrospect_ April 30, 2019

navara

A competent 4X4 designed mainly to pull landcruisers out of the bog

My Landcruiser is bogged, grab the Navara will you.

by navman January 27, 2014

namard

a person who is not honest , and does not act according to his commitments and promises .

agab adame namard ye.

by indushp October 22, 2003

Nacaras

A brillaint player on a popular MMO game. (Massive Multiplayer Online) Such as World of Warcraft.

That player is so pro
That player is so "Nacaras"

by Bumblebizzle May 31, 2009

Navarum

(na va rum, verb) - The act of fucking something up beyond repair making it almost impossible to recover.

(na va rum, adj) - Something becoming so fucked up, it is almost impossible to recover.

(na va rum, noun) - such an unrecoverable error

Pablo navarumed the count. It is impossible to recover. (verb)

Leviticus committed such an act of navarum when he was told to complete the simplest task. (noun)

The counts are so navarumed, that upper management itself will have to try and intervene. (adj)

by StormclawX February 25, 2013