Brother Nero

A name created by Matt Hary best used to describe a unfaithful traitor(namely Jeff Hardy)

Brother Nero shall be deleted from the history books.

by Phoenixrana June 13, 2016

Risotto Nero

The CEO of razor blades and all around BETTER than trish una

Risotto Nero: ”razor blades :)”

by NOTRisottoNero September 16, 2020

Neorch

The nexus, a singularity, The beginning of the universe...Many things can be defined by this term. (Literally just means start)

One blade, One purpose, One name... The Neorch..

by wes10566 September 27, 2021

Nerdorable

An individual who is nerdy and adorable.

Tom is so nerdorable.

by Stascii January 11, 2011

nerdrotica

A tongue in cheek term coined my webcomic writer R. K. Milholland circa 2004 in his webcomic 'Something Positive'. The word encompasses erotica specifically directed at nerds, geeks and other socially challenged more comfortable interacting with the oposite sex only in their mind. Nerdrotica combines the traditional pursuits of nerd-dom with sex in all its forms.

A scantily clad lovely women talking in a seductive voice about the inherent value of AD&D over the original box set D&D is a form of nerdrotica.

by ErickB February 17, 2008

Necroromancer

A more beautiful word for necrophilia. Romancing with the dead.

"Why do you keep on resurrecting that low level Golem all the time?"

"Cause he's a Necroromancer!"

~ Diablo 2

by Sir HoboSeducer November 24, 2011

Neorecovery

The co-opted form of 'Recovery', typically delivered and implemented by mental health services. Neorecovery is distinct to the original ethos of recovery as conceived and articulated by mental health survivors and service users, which was service user led, democratic, humanistic and based on collective values. In contrast, neorecovery is provider or service delivered, controlled or designed, typically paying lip service to meaningful and democratic user involvement or so called 'co-production'. Neorecovery reflects the current neo-liberal political context of society and mental health services in its approaches and practices, with its emphasis on individualism, 'responsibility', 'dependency' and work as a health outcome.

Gemma despaired at her new Recovery College prospectus and its neorecovery ethos. Courses included 'work will set you free' and 'understanding your economic burden on the state'.

by Rita Bins August 14, 2019