Nerd

Technoblade

Technoblade is a big nerd.

by Apologisze Or Regret Later September 13, 2020

nerd-o-rama

A school competion, usually for some sort of smart people thing.

I got in the spelling bee, and man, it was a nerd-o-rama in there!

by heqgviufq May 2, 2018

sweetest geek nerd

When someone is super sweet and geeky and nerdy you would use the term “sweetest geek nerd” to describe them

“Awwww Matthew is the sweetest geek nerd and it’s a fact!!!!💙

by Asuna Yuuki January 14, 2018

Nerd Nectar

Nerd Nectar is Fluoritalin, Adderall, Ritalin, Modafinil, Phentermine, Armodafinil, Sunifiram, Selegiline, Propranolol, Afobazole, Caffeine, and Kratom (FARM PASS PACK). Nerd Nectar is also Caffeine (Vitamin C), Concerta (Vitamin C), Propylhexedrine HCl (Vitamin P), Phentermine (Vitamin P), Propranolol (Vitamin P), Khat, Phenylpiracetam Hydrazide, Kava Kava, and Nicotine lozenges (Vitamin N). Nerd Nectar is cognitive enhancers and they're usually stacked with 25mg of Tropoflavin to prevent side effects. Nerd Nectar also refers to DMAX (Dimethylallylxanthine. 10× stronger than Caffeine or Trimethylxanthine.). Usually, Nerd Nectar refers to Monster energy drinks, Coffee, Caffeine, Propylhexedrine HCl, Norpropylhexedrine HCl, Modafinil, Armodafinil, and Phentermine.

Steve: I used Nerd Nectar in the form of Vitamin P (Phentermine Resinate. Adipex-75.), Monster energy drinks, Modafinil, and Armodafinil.

by HawaiianPunch1 July 6, 2024

Nerd

A person who loves to read books, always needs to study, streotype, wears glasses.

⚠️ATTENTION⚠️
NERD IS NOT SOMEONE WHO HAS GOOD GRADES

Kylie is a nerd!
Why is he so nerdy!?

by Renet_Gacha-Life.cz August 8, 2020

Turbo Nerd

Somebody who is unusually and over representative obsessed with nerd media and culture to an unhealthy degree, e.g. Birdie

Man, you like DnD AND Minecraft? You're a total Turbo Nerd.

by sussussusuyy July 29, 2023

Nerd Raging

Secondary definition, applies to usage during or in the result of programming/ writing computer programs.

When one programmer finds, uses, or sees code written by another programmer that is either:
1. Completely wrong
2. Done in a ridiculous way
3. Extremely inefficient
4. Looks like something written by a third grader in 1695

Mark was nerd raging over the code that Steve wrote because there is no way it would ever work.

by ComputerJon August 15, 2016