ad nauseam

From the Latin term, meaning "to nausea." Used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea, or to the point where it makes one sick.

Why must everyone tell me about that? It's been talked about ad nauseam!

by mmhmm January 24, 2005

Nausea Purgatory

The prolonged period of overall discomfort experienced by someone who is nauseous and has an upset stomach, but does not gain relief of their symptoms and overall discomfort via vomitting.

"I spent all night in Nausea Purgatory," said George, "If I had thrown up I would have felt better, but I just stared at the porcelein looking glass, waiting for relief that would never come..."

by Jake who shall be named. October 14, 2012

net nauseous (adj)

The feeling that one gets dizzy and wants to throw up after surfing the internet nonstop for a long time.

Surfing the net nonstop for three hours made her net nauseous.
net nauseous (adj)

by naami August 26, 2014

Nausage

When one of your friends is sittin down. A dude comes up a rubs his dick on their kneecap.

Bob was just sittin there, minding his own business and then....wham! Chris gave him a servin of some nausage!

by Damon Diggity October 2, 2010

nause

Someone who consistently annoys others to the point of receiving a physical and/or verbal attack.

Jonesy : "Did you have a nice day today? how about I make you some nice carbonara for dinner?"

Loft : Fuck off you nause

by The El Hadj Groove November 26, 2010

Nauset highschool

A fucking horibble school, where the bathrooms constantly wreak of dab pen and juul. A school where there are more girls with dyed hair than normal hair. They excel in sports however they might have the ugliest chear leading team in the us. A school filled with kids with a bigger ego than penis. A school where “you got eye drops” or “you got rips" are the most common questions.

“Oh you go to nauset highschool” not nauset kid
“Are you high right now” totally normal nauset student

by Bone poika December 19, 2018

Sad Nauseum

When the media (mainly television) will report non-stop about "sad" events such as Darfur, AIDS, people dying of the Swine Flu, a teenager's dying last wish fulfilled, philantropy of billionaires, athletes visiting cancer wards and later playing that night through the anguish, Brett Favre's Monday Night Football game after his father died, people losing their homes and Jimmy Carter's response to it, "Where's Caylee," a man or woman who used to make six figures working at Fridays, 9/11 (and anything 9/11 related) and other lugubrious moments that are recycled for the purpose of jerking our tears and jolting the ratings of the networks.

KELLY: Did you see Nancy Grace last night? A baby was raped, a couple lost their home, Bill Gates donated 1 billion to Darfu, another baby was raped, Derek Jeter gave a random baseball to an 8-year old with an inoperable brain tumor, 9/11, 9/11, economy hurt people, baby raped again.

KEVIN: Yes, it's called Sad Nauseum.

KELLY: Is that kind of like when a baby is raped?

KEVIN: No. No it isn't.

by tedwilli9 June 21, 2009