noumenon

A word widely used by the great philosopher Immanuel Kant. Kant refers to the distinction between phenomenon and noumenon as one of the most important distinctions in philosophy. The distinction is between the apparent world of sensible phenomena and the intelligible invisible world of Reality.

Noumenon - pure subjectivity

by Rudy Beaudet May 17, 2005

noumidia

Noumidia is an attractive girl that doesn't give fuck about what people say about her, she is smart she is kind she always respects people and she always has strong opinions and she is very self confident and she always say dream big work hard and it will happen

Watch out its noumidia

by Dd.n March 15, 2019

Noumea

My dogs name, I also have two other dogs called Tino and Pepe

Noumea barks a lot

by Meenamooch January 9, 2021

Nozumi

is a Japanese name meaning “wish” or “hope” or “heart of hope”. Depending on the context, it can also mean ‘desire’, or ‘expectation’. Before Nozumi was launched, Hikari was the fastest model of Shinkansen. In the Japanese language, “hikari” means ‘light’. It was a very good name for the fastest Shinkansen at that time. But, unfortunately, the new model recorded a faster speed than Hikari. So, it needed something faster than light as its name. Then, Japanese people started wondering: what could be faster than light? This question sounds a bit difficult. But, they reached to the answer. After the contest for the best name, the new model was named Nozumi which means ‘hope’ in Japanese.

Wow! Nozumi is really talented and awesome! I’m falling in love already!

by Jabami June 9, 2021

notmyfriends

A term used for someone who is "too good" for everyone that's around him, either in reality or in his own mind.

Oh my god, that guy is such a 10. He is totally a notmyfriends.

Yeesh, check out that notmyfriends over there, he thinks he's all that, but he is not.

by chika eh August 1, 2007

[e-mail]

when you dont want to give your email

please give an email: [e-mail]

by enjiebenjie December 31, 2008

Noctum

Latin for "darkness". Also used in the meaning of "hell" and "eternal damnation", when people are being send "at noctum", which means literally "into the darkness".

Noctum rules the night.

by Noctum (who else would write this?) June 29, 2004