grammar natzi

Some one who fails at being a "grammar NAZI"

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Galahad: "Bgone grammar natzi fascist! ur kinds not welcome in thes lands!"

Real Grammar Nazi: "Failure."

by tessadeadly June 29, 2009

nauticrap

A subcategory of pricey antiques salvaged from ships or other seafaring vessels, i.e., buoys, anchors, mastheads, knotwork, scrimshaw, etc.

Ever since Tim and Bobby moved to the Cape, they've been decorating their place in nauticrap.

by vikkanda September 17, 2008

Nautica

Established in 1983, by David Chu. Another American classic reinterepreted by using the sea and technology as themes in their fashion line.

I wear "Nautica" by David Chu.

by A.D. June 30, 2004

Natzi

A Hebrew term for "Zionist Christian." From נ"צ (natz), an abbreviation of נצרות ציונית (natzrut tsionit), meaning "Zionist Christianity", plus the suffix -י (-i).

Most American Jews don't vote Republican, but plenty of Natzis do.

by Wilma Auld March 11, 2019

nautical star

Nautical Stars are an old sailor's tattoo, sailors took on these tattoo's as before navigational equipment became available they would use the stars. Having the tattoo would be like always having a star with you.

These are now popular tattoo's, the their symbolism is now more of they're a symbol of following your dreams, or of security.

Sadly, a lot of jerks just get these tattoo's because they look cool and don't have a clue what they mean.

"I just got a nautical star tattoo on my neck"

by Sam Bickley January 30, 2005

Natzify

(n.) To cum in your pants. If your British then to arrive in your pants.

"Dude she was so hot I natzified my pants the second I saw her."
"I was about to natzify myself but then I thought of the cupper school and stopped."

by cupper student April 30, 2008

nutzi

One who fervantly believes squirrels are cool; believes in the false promises of squirrel world domination.

The nutzi claimed squirrels have the right to take residence in the attic of a human "for squirrels have been in the vicinity before the house was built."

by John January 13, 2004