nosticles

Nosticles: B,F, J, P, V.
(The opposite of vowels)
In the english language there are 5 vowels A,E,I,O,U. there is also 5 nosticles
The nosticles are the first letter after each one of the 5 vowels.

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Did you remember all of the nosticles on the english test?

I finished studying my nosticles and vowles for english last night.

I used all of the nosticles to write my paragraph.

by English Professor Charles Hill April 21, 2023

Notication

A short, more efficient version of the word "Notification".

I just got a notication from Twitter.

by TheEnglishWoman May 13, 2023

NOPINTS

NOPINTS IS A FAGGOT

“yo bro you just like nopints”

he’s implying that he’s just like a FAGGOT”

by fortniteballsss July 6, 2023

notieos

to have no toes on ur feet, so they look like squares

i have notieos, u can use my feet like building blocks

by tttthikbnkihgg September 9, 2023

nopium

A metaphorical opiate used for the treatment of cognitive dissoance, especially when faced with overwhelming evidence to one's firmly held beliefs. A portmanteau of "nope" and "opium"

The effects of nopium include, but are not limited to: outright denial of fact, redefining words, extreme emotional displays, use of chants, not addressing/ignoring counter-claims, and denying opposing information as genocidal. Often causes hair to change color to unnatural shades such as pink, blue, green, etc.

Usage is prevalent among college students and where safe injection sites (safe spaces) exist.

The students holding the sign reading: "Queers for Palestine" loudly chanted, "trans right are human rights" when confronted with the fact that Hamas held homophobic beliefs. They were so high on nopium.

by MorningAtwood November 2, 2023

Noctiflare

(noun): A sudden burst of inspiration or creativity that occurs late at night.

"The artist experienced a noctiflare, leading her to paint an entire series of captivating pieces before dawn."

by DarkMoon237 November 22, 2024

Noctia

Noctia (neologism, uncountable)

noun

Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/

n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."

Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"

This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.

Jake felt a pang of noctia when he saw the lights of the stores starting to shine after dusk

by nohth November 22, 2024