Castlewellan non Lurkers

A not so secret splinter group of the Castlewellan area community group/Grapevine

Did you hear about the castl ewellan panty thief, apparently he is an ex member of the castlewellan non lurkers called Jason!

by Colly109 July 1, 2012

Non-Boyner

When you are non-binary but lowkey boy

Yea, I use he/they, I'm pretty non-boyner myself.

by Andoring Fan April 30, 2025

Non-Fungible Token

An employee hired for diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI) reasons that you can never fire lest you face allegations of discrimination.

We've wanted to fire her for a long time due to performance issues, but given that she is in a protected class, we've just accepted that she's our non-fungible token.

by GPM415 August 12, 2025

Non-Inflammatory Speech

A speech that the crowd pays attention to but doesn't get the crowd enthusiastic. This should mainly be used when talking to and intellectual.

Announcer: "Today we will talk about solar energy and the effects of how the ....."

Tim: " Cut it with the non-inflammatory speech and tell us when the pay cuts are going to happen!"

by Bloodbatdude September 30, 2009

RFID, standing for Radio-Frequency Identification, is a technology that uses radio waves to identify and track objects or people, offering a wireless and non-contact alternative to barcodes.

RFID, standing for Radio-Frequency Identification, is a technology that uses radio waves to identify and track objects or people, offering a wireless and non-contact alternative to barcodes.

RFID, standing for Radio-Frequency Identification, is a technology that uses radio waves to identify and track objects or people, offering a wireless and non-contact alternative to barcodes.

by HernandezToRodriguezScapeGoat April 6, 2025

Gender non conforming

Used in the queer community to label someone who is not a binary.

I’m genderfluid, so I’m gender non conforming.

by Poop and fart September 29, 2025

Non-sequiturially

Non-sequiturially

/ˌnɒn sɪˈkwɪtərɪəli/

adverb

1. In a manner that does not follow logically from what preceded it.

Origin: Derived from the Latin phrase "non sequitur," meaning "it does not follow."

"He changed the topic non-sequiturially, leaving everyone confused."

by Kichertasche January 3, 2024