Yo lets take shots!
NEEEE dude I'm already wasted.
(Walking and it begins to rain)
NEE, the rain is going to ruin my new leather jacket!
NEEEE dude I'm already wasted.
(Walking and it begins to rain)
NEE, the rain is going to ruin my new leather jacket!
by MoonGlowLunarFeline July 11, 2009
Get the NEEmug. word used (well, usually screeched) when one wishes to use a word as that of a sacred one, to ward off something or someone.
by Gabby Taylor June 6, 2005
Get the Nee!mug. A state of total intoxication where the only communication involved is a series of organized whimpers and whines.
by StealthEXIT85 May 25, 2010
Get the neemug. "Nees"
Created in 2001 by the Nottingham Massiv of A Floor Southwell Hall! It is used to welcome someone, to acknowledge something well done or to agree with someone.
Created in 2001 by the Nottingham Massiv of A Floor Southwell Hall! It is used to welcome someone, to acknowledge something well done or to agree with someone.
by H.a.X.x December 30, 2003
Get the neesmug. by j0hn th0mas April 13, 2019
Get the nee neemug. The actual correct spelling of the chant of Hetalians. Usually an 'e' gets left out from each "nee" by most Hetalians because they for the love of fuck don't know how Japanese and/or romanization works.
('Ne' is pronounced with less stress, for example, 屋根 'yane' is pronounced with the emphasis on the 'ya' sound, not the 'ne'. If 'ne' is said alone, then it should be pronounced in a curt and kind of blunt manner.
'Nee' is pronounced more strongly, such as in お姉さん 'oneesan', where the dominant sound is that of the vowel 'e'. Said alone, it should be pronounced as exactly how it's pronounced in Marukaite Chikyuu. Also, it is used for catching the attention of someone informally, basically the Japanese equivalent to "hey", so its meaning also fits the context of the song.)
('Ne' is pronounced with less stress, for example, 屋根 'yane' is pronounced with the emphasis on the 'ya' sound, not the 'ne'. If 'ne' is said alone, then it should be pronounced in a curt and kind of blunt manner.
'Nee' is pronounced more strongly, such as in お姉さん 'oneesan', where the dominant sound is that of the vowel 'e'. Said alone, it should be pronounced as exactly how it's pronounced in Marukaite Chikyuu. Also, it is used for catching the attention of someone informally, basically the Japanese equivalent to "hey", so its meaning also fits the context of the song.)
Random Hetalian: "ne ne papa hahahhahaha there is no escape"
Me, an actual Japanese-speaking Hetalian: *sighs quietly while curled up unnoticeably in the corner* "It's 'nee' not 'ne'...
...
But hey, you know what?
Nee nee papa wain wo chōdai
THERE IS NO ESCAPE!"
Me, an actual Japanese-speaking Hetalian: *sighs quietly while curled up unnoticeably in the corner* "It's 'nee' not 'ne'...
...
But hey, you know what?
Nee nee papa wain wo chōdai
THERE IS NO ESCAPE!"
by BestBoi_Link May 6, 2020
Get the Nee Nee Papamug. a) 'I thought I was in there last night, but I ended up getting nee !'
b) His family is soo poor, when it comes to christmas, he gets nee.
b) His family is soo poor, when it comes to christmas, he gets nee.
by OpE March 15, 2004
Get the neemug.