by Col. Dr. April 24, 2006
by Nunness October 28, 2018
by fred krueger October 30, 2011
A word that can pop up everywhere. This word is not only the meaning of the religious nun that it is commonly known as but also a random words for comments on websites such as youtube. It can be seen as an insult and it can be misunderstood. This is what I would like to call a "bendable word".
by CounterNerd July 08, 2009
Nun is like "fool" or "idiot" but ruder. You can say it at the dinner table without being told off though, it's not that bad. Everyone can say Nun, except Nuns. Nuns cannot call Nuns Nuns, just as you cannot call a Nun a Nun, otherwise people will just go; "yeah, thanks for stating the obvious mate."
1)Egon: "Yo Sam!"
Sam: "Go away you Nun."
2)Sam: "Oi, Daniel, pass the pepper corns."
*Daniel drops the pepper corns*
Sam: "Oh you prick, I wanted to eat those pepper corns, your such a Nun."
Daniel: "Don't be so mean, it was an accident."
Sam: "NUN!"
3) Townie in the street: "I fucked yo mama!"
Sam: "Your mum's a Nun."
Sam: "Go away you Nun."
2)Sam: "Oi, Daniel, pass the pepper corns."
*Daniel drops the pepper corns*
Sam: "Oh you prick, I wanted to eat those pepper corns, your such a Nun."
Daniel: "Don't be so mean, it was an accident."
Sam: "NUN!"
3) Townie in the street: "I fucked yo mama!"
Sam: "Your mum's a Nun."
by Sam101 October 02, 2004
(Noun)
1.) The act of being a nun
2.) The act of being nun-like
(Verb)
1.) Being a nun
2.) Acting in a nun-like manner
1.) The act of being a nun
2.) The act of being nun-like
(Verb)
1.) Being a nun
2.) Acting in a nun-like manner
"I'm so excited for "The Sound of Music" rehearsals, I can't wait to go nunning."
"Where were you Saturday?"
"Oh, I was just out nunning."
"The generous lady was nunning downtown, I think she helped like fifty people"
"Where were you Saturday?"
"Oh, I was just out nunning."
"The generous lady was nunning downtown, I think she helped like fifty people"
by Frau Saccacrap February 23, 2017