nebble pebble

when you empty your shitube and your turds feel like they are made of stone. They often look like rabbit feces.

I ate johns nebble pebbles on a dare

by ugh2 April 21, 2017

Newbie

Not to be confused by noob, a newbie is a newcomer to anything. Newbies can spell, but they lack in what's new to them. Noobs and newbies are kinda opposites, in a way. Plus, newbies are usually more respectful than noobs.

Newbie: Um, excuse me, TehPro...?

TehPro: Yes?

Newbie: Do you know how to move in this game?

TehPro: Yes, the W, A, S, D keys.

Newbie: Thank you.

TehPro: No problem.

by MisaTange July 5, 2009

nabbie

A girl who you don't want to miss. She is a halouriois and also the best friend or soulmate you will ever have. She is very intelligent and beautiful. Most likely is popular or very well known

Never take advantage of a Nabbie because she serves revenge best cold. She's also really great at Mafia

Dang that girl just pulled a nabbie
hi nabbie

by Brooklyeeee June 22, 2017

Theebie My Neebie

The name of my greek magazine that i made in english. The city of Theebes in Greece.

Kyle what should the name of our magazine be.
I don't know.
How about "Theebie my Neebie"

by Duffer McNoel June 1, 2003

Frozen Food Nubbies

The automatic hardening and perking of the female nipples when at the grocery store shopping in the frozen food section.

Chaz: Dude, come with me down the frozen food isle.
Kurt: Why?
Chaz: I just saw two hotties opening up a display case near the Stouffer's dinners. We are about to see some hot Frozen Food Nubbies.
Kurt: Sweeeeeet!!

by Eaton Holgoode June 24, 2009

newbies

A person in the begining stages of something. See new boy for the orgin of the word.

The newbies have just begun their training.

by NSH1212 March 7, 2008

Nebbish

A nebbish is an ineffectual person, someone timid, submissive, weak, helpless or hapless, a nonentity. He's unlucky, but mainly because he’s a loser right through to the core.

It’s an adjective formed from one of the most characteristic of Yiddish words. It was originally "nebech". In Yiddish it was originally an interjection, roughly meaning “You poor thing!”. Americans had trouble saying this word when it first appeared in the English language at the end of the nineteenth century, and they changed it to nebbish, with nebbishy as the much less common adjective.

Sarah: "He just sits there, and every time I make a suggestion, he goes with it, but mostly because he doesn't understand what I'm saying and has no dang opinion for himself!"
Marie: "Gosh, he's so nebbish."

by Wone1568 April 28, 2011