netymology

The study of the evolution and propagation of common internet terms and memes. Especially when done in a non-scientific way or by non-linguists (compared to proper etymology).

Hey, does anyone know the netymology of "KTHXBAI"?

by miyako_houou January 11, 2008

neat-o

Something cool, nifty, or keen.

That scooter you have sure is neat-o.

by hans blix September 21, 2003

bourbon_neat

a person that did soundgasm audios a couple years ago

person 1: bourbon_neat's voice is so fucking hot wtf

person 2: gimme the link to that mans account

person 1: bet

by asterisarat March 28, 2021

Yammering Netty

Used to describe a person, usually a nagging wife, that constantly babbles and complains about even the smallest of issues. This person will usually express their resentment or displeasure in a public place such as a grocery store or restaurant.

Yammering Netty literally means Clamorous Toilet; from the
verb Yammer: To utter or say in a complaining or clamorous tone; and the noun Netty: The British slang word for public or outside toilet. - See also: Chatter Box

Herold took Alice out to a nice restaurant and all she did was babble about how he never takes her anywhere nice. Alice is such a Yammering Netty.

by Wm M. May 22, 2008

Nesty

A smart and passionate person. Has no friends, but everyone wants to be friends with her. Quiet and reserved. Single.

Stop being such a Nesty and hang out with me!

by lolodie3r May 17, 2018

neat freak

As well as liking their house to be permanently clean, a neat freak likes to have every element of their life tidy and in order. Unlike people with OCD neat freaks do not repetitively and obsessively clean things but they also can get upset when something is out of order because order equals control, hence security.

Jill is such a neat freak! She cleans her house thoroughly every day and also irons all her kids' clothes. They always look clean and tidy.

by lyndal June 21, 2007

neat slob

(n). a young man, usually a bachelor, who can be neat when he wants to, but prefers to leave his car, apartment, and other belongings in a disorderly fashion.

I am a neat slob. When company comes over, I will tidy up the place, then after they leave, I will leave things all over the place.

by boggler June 5, 2005