/nuked

Used in the same context as /shot but is usually followed by something more severe; used to signify that you were joking about something, being sarcastic, or to lighten up an insult/something you normally wouldn't say.

For /shot: "I hate you. /shot"

For /nuked: "I want to stab you 37 times in the chest then eat your hands. /nuked"

by Sir Leaf-a-lot December 18, 2011

Darwin Nunez

A person who misses anything and everything.

You idiot! Stop being a Darwin Nunez

by Mousinho January 7, 2023

Nuked Out

To be nuked out means to go 30-0 in a Call Of Duty free for all match.

Troye: "Dude today I nuked out in Call Of Duty! I went 30-0!"

Steven: " I can't because of stupid campers"

by Kbforss June 17, 2016

Nunemaker

Someone who never checks the group chat.
Someone who seems to have disappeared off the face of the Earth because they won't read or respond to group chat messages.

"Hey, is *person* still in this chat?"
"I'm not sure, they haven't even been reading the messages"
"We should kick them out, this chat isn't for nunemakers"

by summergeorgia October 23, 2020

nuved

the one guy who knows the detail of everyone's personal lives from observing and stalking the group chat but doesn't say anything. takes neutral stance on everything and believes in the lil wayne rule of diplomacy "real Gs move in silence like lasagna"

"Jake came back with the spy reports"
"You're a proper Nuved, Jake!"

by duranduran4829 February 11, 2023

subscripty-nined

This word is spelled either this way, or 69ed. The "6" in the numerical word is in subscript (below the rest of the letters). Not to be confused with normal 69ing, this version is simply a blowjob with a twist: at the end the man "shoots" his cum straight into the woman's mouth.

Helena: I subscripty-nined Chris the other night.
Chris (just walking in): Yeah, and I got a straight shot. Right in!
Jordan: Boo-yah! (hi-fives Chris)

by Cheesinator January 4, 2008

T-Nined

when you try to text one thing, but the T9 spell function spits out another.

I tried to text Eric to get his coat and come home, but it showed up as "get your boat and come good." Awesome.

Dude, you got T-Nined!

(common mixups are if/he and go/in.)

by Yahosh March 18, 2008