Novi Sad

The most beautiful city in the balkans with nice and beautiful people and great food and great times.

Guy 1: Where are you from?
Guy 2: Novi Sad
Guy 1: DAAAAAAAAMMMM you're lucky

by srbija4ever October 20, 2008

noir

1: french for black
2: a film genre of the fourties with detectives and such

by MCwhitefish October 28, 2003

novinophobia

The fear of running out of wine

I'm suffering from novinophobia as I have no wine left

by Repairtech May 28, 2014

Pinot Noir

Slang for a black penis. Originates from a song of the same name created by Titus Andromedon on the Netflix show "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt".

"PINOOOOOOOOOOOT NOIR!"

"Pinot Noir, you're a star, listen to Tom Berenger!"

by Mwatuangi October 12, 2015

haute noir

Noir culture designed for the refined classes that is comprised of architectural pieces and other immutable objects that comprise a tableau; contrasted with "low noir" items such as pulp fiction novels and other disposable consumer-oriented items.

High church cathedrals are a predecessor to haute noir as they are immutable pieces of gothic architecture designed for the Catholic church.

by tomorrowtomorrow September 21, 2016

Film-Noir

A crime film of of 30s-50s period, typically with a dark atmosphere, cynical protagonist, mysterious female character, dramatic irony and unhappy ending.

"Maltese falcon" is probably the most well known film-noir.

by George_aslf September 30, 2005

Sexploitation Noir

a phrase coined by New York Times contributor, Richard Perez, in describing a dark subgenre of sexploitation, often exemplified by the BDSM inclined so-called "sleaze" paperbacks or pulps of the 1960s and the stag-like "roughies" or violence inclined pre-porn "adult" films and morality tales (also known as "cautionary tales"), which include the work of Russ Meyer ("Lorna," "Mudhoney"), Herschel Gordon Lewis ("Scum of The Earth"), producer David F. Friedman ("The Defilers," "A Smell of Honey, A Swallow of Brine," "A Sweet Sickness"), Mike and Roberta Findlay ("Touch of Her Flesh") and current neo-sexploitation films and books like "Run Bitch, Run" and Perez's own, "Permanent Obscurity: Or A Cautionary Tale of Two Girls and Their Misadventures with Drugs, Pornography, and Death."

Sexploitation noir or the psychosexual black and white grindhouse feature films dominated 42nd Street or "the Deuce" before the arrival of XXX.

by ventura69 October 26, 2010