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nesrine
Nesrine is a very unique person. Her personality englobes everything good and bad. She can be selfish, stubborn, too ambitious but also very loving and caring towards her friends. Some people see her as rude and unapproachable because of her confidence when all she really is funny and an awesome person. She would definitely be a Slytherin or Ravenclaw because she does everything to achieve her goals even if it means backstabbing someone in the back. Her success is the most important thing to her. Her boldness and sassiness are a fun thing to be around because they’ll always keep you entertained. Don’t mistake her to be heartless or anything, under all of that a heart exists that quenches when she sees a homeless man in need of help. She’s also very pretty on the outside with a too symmetrical face.
nesrine by Stargirl_101 July 6, 2020
NESLIHAN
A Turkish female name. The name "Neslihan" comprises of two words "Nesli" and "Han".
Nesli comes from Nesil, which also has roots in Persian and Arabic, that means "descendant", "bloodline", "generation", "lineage", or "ancestory".
The active word of nesil, "Nesli", means "It's/her/his" lineage/bloodline etc.
The word "Han", also having roots in Persian, Turkish can mean "safehouse" or "inn". It also can mean a leader or defender. It was traditionally used as a title to describe Sultans of the Ottoman empire.
The name "Neslihan" therefore means: "Descended from a generation of noble/royal/protective/leaders"
Nesli comes from Nesil, which also has roots in Persian and Arabic, that means "descendant", "bloodline", "generation", "lineage", or "ancestory".
The active word of nesil, "Nesli", means "It's/her/his" lineage/bloodline etc.
The word "Han", also having roots in Persian, Turkish can mean "safehouse" or "inn". It also can mean a leader or defender. It was traditionally used as a title to describe Sultans of the Ottoman empire.
The name "Neslihan" therefore means: "Descended from a generation of noble/royal/protective/leaders"
Name girl name female name Turkish girl name Turkish female name Female Turkish name neslihan nesil han nesli nessa nessi nesligul neslos nes ness nestle] baby name baby girl name Turkish names ottoman sultan khan leeader lineage generation Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han
NESLIHAN by ExpertOnThisName January 29, 2014
Nina Nesbitt
An amazing singer/songwriter from Scotland who has a very loyal fan base called the Nesbians/Nessies. Another name for perfection.
Nina Nesbitt by NessieForever13 March 28, 2013
Nescafe Handshake
Almost certainly originates from a TV coffee advert of the 70s/80s starring Gareth Hunt. He holds several coffee beans in a half-clenched fist then shakes them in a way reminiscent of a hand job. The relationship with Gareth Hunt is further strengthened since he was a considered to be a bit of a wanker.
Nescafe Handshake by pilonor January 17, 2009
Nestea and the Double C
Nestea- An iced tea beverage enjoyed by all.
Double C- Street name for Colonial Club brand vodka, which can be purchased at various super markets for under $7.00 per gallon.
Upon combining these two seemingly normal beverages, a scrumptious elixir of life is born, bringing joy to cheap teenagers across the nation.
Double C- Street name for Colonial Club brand vodka, which can be purchased at various super markets for under $7.00 per gallon.
Upon combining these two seemingly normal beverages, a scrumptious elixir of life is born, bringing joy to cheap teenagers across the nation.
Slick was goin' hyphy on Nestea and the Double C last night; he ghost rode his whip while bending the block!
Nestea and the Double C by Mike Okslong May 14, 2008
kick the hornets nest
A phrase used to indicate you have or will aggravate or start a conflict with a said person in power or a group of sort (country, gang etc.)
1: "I've had enough of John and his stupid gang. Come on. Let's kick the hornets nest!"
2: "He has really kicked the hornets nest now!"
2: "He has really kicked the hornets nest now!"
kick the hornets nest by Exhaustfire October 25, 2015