Nippley

Nippley, use as in nippy when the weather changes to colder temperatures and women don't dress appropriately while outside and their nipples become erect in contact with the cold air. It's a way to tell your friends that there is a nipple alert.

Steve and a few of his friends were standing outside the bar when a group of young women passed shivering in the cold and having hard nipples. "It's a tad nippley out this evening isn't it?" asked Steve directing the attention of his friends to the ladies boobs as they passed.

by Sneakyteaky November 1, 2006

tits a bit nipply outside

a play on words with the phrase 'its a bit nippy outside.'

Tod: 'Man, tits a bit nipply outside'
Girlfriend: 'Excuse me honey?'
Tod: 'It's cold outside dear, and your nipples sticking through your shirt only adds to the effect.'
Girlfriend: 'Hehe :)'

by anthonyisyourmanthony November 29, 2009

Nipply

When the weather outside is nippy, but you pronounced it with an extra ly at the end.

It's quite nipply outside today.

by TheDeadmandillon February 14, 2017

Tit Bit Nipply

Substitution for "Tad bit Nippy" Used to express cold. Also has a sexual connotation, to the extent that if you were to walk into a all girls skii team locker room, and exclaim "wow, its a tit bit nipply in here" you would be beaten within an inch of your life. It can also refer to the erection of a girls nipples due to cold. see 'nippin

by Eli Tistazhol October 18, 2003

tit bit nippley

Somewhat cold. Generally used to discribe the air outside when seasons change and temperatures drop.

Eric came in from outside after the cold front passed through the area and exclaimed, "Man, it's a tit bit nippley out there!"

by El Maunu April 2, 2006

A tit nipply

when the place you are currently in or discribing is a bit cold.

Boy it's a tit nipply outside in the fall air.

by Anna m. Johnson September 25, 2005

Tit Nipply

A mite bit cold.

"It's a tit nipply out this mornin', son. Let's get the cows fed sos we can get inside and watch football."

by Dr. Shatner June 6, 2004