nullock

1. A stone that remains in one’s boot or shoe, despite unlacing, removing footwear, shaking out all unwanted contents, straightening socks, replacing said footwear, relacing and setting off one’s walk again.

2. as plural ‘nullocks’ the expletive used on discovering one’s footwear contains a nullock despite unlacing etc. Commonly heard on the shingle shores of the Suffolk coast.

Nullocks! That nullocking nullock is still in my nullocking boot.

by science999 September 25, 2012

Nullow

the king to all his inanimate objects

"we love nullow"

by not nullows mouse October 7, 2020

Nullontte

(No-LuN-T) A adjective coming from the Latin word for ‘I refuse’, meaning you refuse to do something no matter how much you need it.

‘Jim was Nullontte to the idea of eating the leftover pasta in the fridge’

by S/a/M May 5, 2023

Nublod

The act of spelling horribly very very late at night, particularly in chat rooms.

Kona:Ima gp gwt s sodq

Aftermath:Nublod'd

Sublime:Nublod'd

by Kona coffee January 11, 2004

Nillop

Another word for a nipple.

Ricey - Leave my nillops alone!

by Heeead August 6, 2009

Nugloo

An igloo, or snow fort of any kind, made and used solely for the purpose of having a hidden, "chill" place to smoke pot.

"Dude, I want to go smoke, but I can't drive anywhere because of the snow."
"Well in that case, let's build a nugloo!"
"Righteous!"

by Mark Specklefretz January 20, 2011

nullitive

the same as a double negative; redundant;using a double negative in ones speech

I don't got no way to get to the store. This double negative is what is referred to as a nullitive

by TGrimm August 14, 2011