nukinawar

Pronounced "nu-KI-na-war"
A procedure used to gain support for an authoritarian or unjustified policy by instilling fear or a sense of unfairness. This tactic is typically used when a new law or rule would otherwise be rejected as absurd.

1) George Bush and the United States Congress used a nukinawar to pass the Patriot Act after 9/11 with little opposition.

2) Raising taxes on the wealthiest 10% of a nation is fairly easy because a government can drum up middle-class support with a nukinawar.

3) The company's practice of exaggerating its hardships was a nukinawar to avoid giving employees raises.

4) The union convinced the struggling company to cave to its demands of much higher wages with a nukinawar and now its bankrupt.

by crazynater June 5, 2010

Nukin da bunk

Amazing, valid, something that is great, a way to express your feelings on something or someone.

A conversation between two best friends

Joe:Are we friends?
Steve:You’re nukin da bunk
Joe:What does that even mean?!?!

by 45er March 2, 2022

En'nunnin

A southern way of saying " it isn't nothing" or it ain't nothing." Mostly slurred together to get the saying properly.

Thank you Dave for the snacks yesterday, En'nunnin

BOSS: I need you to work this weekend

Chris: En'nunnin

by Rell-Bellion May 27, 2016

Nunie

A word that describes the adorable or cute appearance of a living thing.

That little puppy sure is a Nunie.

by Jackie M December 7, 2006

nurning

When you're told to replace S with N

nurning: Imagine how good your life would be if you had a 26yo nursing assistant by your side, now replace S with N

by Deformiter December 14, 2022

paolo nutini

Scottist singer who's US hits have been "New Shoes" and a cover of Amy Winehouse's "Rehab".

Paolo Nutini is very hot.

by LatestPlague sXe April 14, 2007

nunite

Abbrev of Night Night, meaning Good Night

I am going to bed now. Nunite

by Caroline Manser April 24, 2005