near nug

a term used to refer to marijuana that is better than mids but worse than kindbud

BOB: hey i got some near nug and a hooka wanna take a few pulls?
JANE: i love you

by JmZitty April 4, 2006

nearp

1. (n) An extremely good pianist whose talents are never fully recognized.

2. (v) To shock, surprise, or simply scare a stranger by uncontrollable laughter.

3. (n) The previously mentioned laughter, which is best described as uncontrollable, loud, and spreading over multiple octaves on a music scale.

That nearp just nearped those guys with his nasty nearp!

by Briman007 April 10, 2008

nefarious

Extremely harmful or destructive.

Can someone enumerate all the processes running on this server and find out if one of them might be nefarious?

by Mures May 30, 2005

near tears

a feeling of rapture

This flash animation has rendered me near tears

by Bungalow Bill November 14, 2001

Nehal

Nehals are sketchy. They love you at first and will stay up to 3am just to hear your voice. But then gradually they care less and less, all the while masquerading being busy but still wanting you. Don’t be fooled. A man that doesn’t make time for you doesn’t care for you. Don’t keep giving him the benefit of the doubt or being considerate of his problems. Trust me, he doesn’t value you or your problems. Nehals will only give time to the ones they feel are worthy. You’re a lucky gal if a Nehal loves you and lives up it.

Serena: Hey Blair! Whatever happened with that guy?

Blair: Its over, I gave him 4 years and 2 of them were spent trying to convince him I needed to be valued. Hes such a Nehal!

by lostprincess May 4, 2019

nefarian

extremely wicked or villianous person

Poetry is truth told slant. Perhaps this indirection has helped keep poetry on the margins, but the margins is where we all exist, pushed out by power-hungry nefarians, by wars, by ignorance—we are a marginalized people, even the marginalizers (bully does as a bully is done to).

by Douglas William Mowbray October 11, 2006

Nearicle on Ice

A term used to describe a close 2nd place finish. Also used to describe an event which doesn't live up to the hype or hopes of the media.

Named for the 2010 U.S. Olympic Hockey team's silver medal finish a the Winter Olympics. The match-up was commonly compared and hyped as the next Miracle on Ice but fell just short of Gold as the U.S. lost to Canada in overtime.

alternate spelling Nearacle on Ice

I hope this year's Super Bowl lives up to the hype and isn't another Nearicle on Ice.

by lcritterl March 16, 2010