nemonimity

Adj. The quality associated with the violent urge to enact change, regardless of danger to ones self or the outword world.

I am the Sea's nemonimity.

by the Ocean March 6, 2005

Nemmelrig

If a cup of coffee is very 'nemmelrig' it contains a high amount of 'nemmels'.

Denne kop kaffe er meget nemmelrig!

by djoike December 16, 2013

Nemoism

The belief in the true god, Nemo. Nemo is the one true creator, he flapped his fins, and as he did this, the world was created. He created a Heaven for his beautiful creations, but when of his angels slapped him, he created Hell for all the bad people, and him. He decided to forgive people, so his plan was to kill his daughter, Dory for this.

Person1: Hey, will he come to the Christmas party?
Person2: Nah, he believes in Nemoism

by Moonman Moonman, can't you see November 21, 2015

Nemetzi

Nemetzi it's Nemetzi. You don't need more than one Nemetzi.

Nemetzi it's eating peppa pig ice cream.

by I'm Nemetzi December 10, 2021

IDC NEMo

I Don't Car Any (Any=N.E.) More (More=Mo)

in text communication

Person 1- "OMG! WTH?! whats going to happen?!"
Person 2-"IDC NEMo! FML!"

by babybueoo August 11, 2010

point nemo

A pole of inaccessibility marks a location that is the most challenging to reach owing to its remoteness from geographical features that could provide access. Often it refers to the most distant point from the coastline. The term describes a geographic construct, not an actual physical phenomenon. Subject to varying definitions, it is of interest mostly to explorers and adventurers.

Hey, we can always go to Point Nemo in case if we dont want to socialize.

by LetsLiveAsocially December 11, 2016

Captain Nemo

Certainly the greatest anti-hero ever found in a book. Created by Jules Verne, Captain Nemo is the captain of the submarine, Nautilus. Tortured by a tragic past, the murder of his entire family (including his kids), Nemo promised justice upon the oppressed people of lesser nations. While on the fight for vengeance, Captain Nemo explores the ocean and collects a wealth of knowledge about undersea life and the ocean. Captain Nemo is also known for playing a pipe organ within the parlor of his sub while watching the sea through a massive window.

With fire in his eyes, Captain Nemo ordered the sub to surface , and flying through the ocean at full speed, he steered the Nautilus toward a massive iron-clad steamship. As the prow of the Nautilus ripped through the hull of the warship like a knife through cloth, the submarine slowly dove back into the murky blue depths.

by Narwhals Everywhere August 23, 2017