nming

Derived from the texting language. "NM" stands for nothing much, and NMING stands for the process of doing nothing.

Dude #1: Wassup?
Dude #2: Nming, you
Dude #1: Coolio..... nming also!

by Zebree March 1, 2010

nyting

NYT-ing (ny-tee-ing): To tell stories that have some vague relationship to real events, but are completely false. Mostly found in New York Times publications.

"Wow, did you see Lawrence O'Donnell nyting on MSNBC yesterday?"

by sgaspar August 30, 2019

3:1 Naming Ratio

A form of naming people in a group, usually siblings, where the former 3 share similar names and the latter one has a name that completely stands out. A great example would be that one show called Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Don (I think that was correct) from a time that I can't quite remember.

Some Farmer: Here's my boys, Larry, Garry, Barry, and Nail. I thought that it would be useful to use the 3:1 Naming Ratio.
Me: What's that last one's name again?
Some Farmer: Nail.
Me: Why Nail?
Some Farmer: Because he was born with a nail square in his forehead.
Me: How is anyone born with a nail already in their forehead?
Some Farmer: Strange things happen on a farm.

by OvercookedToast May 24, 2021

brand-naming

(v) The act of unknowingly calling a product as a brand's name instead of calling it what the actual name is. This mistake is mostly made by foreigners who have little knowledge of the English language.

Incorrect: We also need to get some pampers for Junior.

Correct: We also need to get diapers for Junior.

This is an act of "brand-naming"

by ThugnificentTupac June 9, 2010

nomingful

Something that tastes good.

"Those waffles were very nomingful."

by Vtsman December 5, 2013

Noming turtle

It’s a relative of the very known snapping turtle but it’s a noming turtle also ur known as a noming alyssa

Stop being such a noming turtle/ noming Alyssa

by Kuma69 September 26, 2020

nying

Anjing means dog. It is commonly used to swear at people but more gentle.

Woi apa kau buat tu nying?!

by stoopidh0e November 30, 2020