Nura

A girl's name. Means LIGHT in Arabic.

Also means, bright, stunning, radiating beauty, intelligent, enlightened etc.

Arabic in origin but is also used in India and Pakistan.

Derived from the Arabic name Noor.

Nura is a name give to the most beautiful women in the world.

"This is my friend Nura."
"Wow. Nura by name, Nura by nature."

by umii January 23, 2008

Nunga Band

Nunga Bands are the original "jelly bands" or "shag bands" as they are now referred to. A trend in South Australian schools in the 80's they are black, similar to an O-ring but the size that will fit your wrist. If broken they have the same expectations as todays bands, meaning sexual penetration/favours to be bestowed upon the owner of the band

A girl wants to lose her virginity to a guy she like so breaks hi nunga band as sign shes willing

by Dictionarati September 29, 2009

Nunga-nungas

Basoomas. Breasts. From "Confessions of Georgia Nicholson". Singular form - Nunga.

Nunga-nungas can potentially knock you out if they're big and you don't wear a sports bra when running.

by ʎppǝɹɟ ǝןqısıʌuı April 13, 2009

nuradin

Nuradin is a male Arabic given name, translating to "light of the religion", nūr meaning "light" and dīn meaning "religion". Also used to describe your nerdy handsome boy next door with a charming smile. Not only are they known for being intelligent but also said to be funny.

That boy is definitely not a Nuradin because he throws leaky batteries.

by Bahnmifuk February 19, 2018

nuga nugas

Boobs

Shit Man~ Her nuga nugas where giant!

by wekhfk;wejhf;a February 15, 2010

nuggadome

An impartially incorrect person who speaks with lies

Man, that kid is taking so much loud, he's a real nuggadome

by Graham Tawwater July 12, 2017

Nunga Nungas

Nunga Nungas are a term used for breasts in a book series about Georgia Nicolson, written by author Louise Rennison. Breasts are called Nunga-Nungas originally by Ellen's brother because of the noise they make when you pull down on them and then let go.

As I was going out my bedroom door I remembered my nunga nungas. Perhaps I should take some precautions to keep them under strict control Maybe bits of Sellotape on the ends of them to keep them from doing anything alarming? I'd like to trust them, but they are very unreliable.

by October85 August 7, 2006