nastalgia

Bad memories. Any incident you remember and wished never happened.

nastalgia, the bad ol' days.

by raccoonkid230 February 13, 2009

Nastalgia

Remembering the warm squishiness of a fresh dog turd squeezing up between your toes in the park. Or remembering waking up beside something that Definitely did not look like that the night before.

Nastalgia is remembering things best forgotten.

by Gyoc63 June 29, 2018

Nostalgia Merchant

Rosy Retrospection but for football. Someone who judges a player from the past based on certain moments and not he whole picture.

Kevin de Bruyne is a better player than ZIdane but only nostalgia merchants will disagree

by Flo10 August 8, 2021

nostalgia

This is the term used when you are longing to go home i.e you are severely homesick.

The effects of nostalgia affected the girl who was away from her house in Peru for more than twenty years.

by covex4 July 19, 2005

Nostalge

The action of seeking out media from ones past, specifically their childhood, for the purpose of remembering those times; to feel nostalgia.

I'm going to binge Dexter's Lab later just to nostalge a bit.

by wakethewinds August 26, 2018

nostalgate

to feel nostalgic

Oh, man! In a month I'll be done with college and will start to nostalgate about my school buddies.

by thestanforddude April 28, 2010

nostalgic benchmark

When one person in a group or family holds on to a symbolic memory or experience with more importance than the other people involved in that experience or memory. For this person, a nostalgic benchmark holds a reference point for a significant event that is no longer significant to others who were involved in this experience or event.

A mother and son always go to a certain restaurant to eat chicken wings. As the son grows older, he no longer likes chicken wings and has no desire to eat them, but the mother insists on going back to the restaurant, which serves the chicken wings that both of them once loved. For the mother this is a nostalgic event, but for the son, who no longer eats chicken wings or likes them, this experience of going to the restaurant to eat chicken wings no longer holds any importance or nostalgia. So, for the mother this is a nostalgic benchmark, but for the son, it has no importance, or nostalgia, it has no benchmark anymore.

by merlin's memory July 25, 2011