nomoinated

When you have been nominated for something. Usually said in a French accent.

I’ve been nomoinated for an award.

by Moustachimoo October 2, 2023

Nomin

Name with meaning “lapis lazuli”. Lapis Lazuli symbolizes wisdom, truth, inner peace, spiritual enlightenment, clear communication, protection, and was historically a symbol of royalty and the divine.

p1: Who is that girl?
p2: She is Nomin. She radiates divine and wise energy like her name.

by qwerty._. December 10, 2023

nomnivortex

He is an absolute boss at eating cheerios. Looks like a baseball player while doing that. Will Iafrate backs out like a boss

Nomnivortex is a boss

by anonymous January 11, 2024

Nominga

A slur from the 1300's used to degrade people of mixed race or individuals with dark hair and medium skin tone.

Dobby: Look at that person over there!
Isabella: Yeah, that's my mixed-race friend!
Dobby: What! Xer such a nominga.

by nominga January 26, 2024

nominga

A super cool and skinny and trendy mixed person or person with to medium light skin and dark hair.

Wow what a cool nominga

by anonymous January 29, 2024

Nominga

Nominga is generally used as a slur for people of mixed race, and/or with medium toned skin and dark hair. It came from the dinosaur, the Nomingia, as some people would compare mixed people to the dinosaurs colorful visage, and mixed-specie features. As of 2024, there has been a small rise of people trying to reclaim the slur, and adopt it as their own. The pronunciation of the word has also slightly changed over time, as it lost the second ‘i’, and the stress on the vowels are slightly different.

Nominga is now a more uplifting, rather than harmful word, by todays standards.

“I’m proud to be a nominga!”

by leilaines February 7, 2024

Nominga

Nominga is generally used as a slur for people of mixed race, and/or with medium toned skin and dark hair. It came from the dinosaur, the Nomingia, as some people would compare mixed people to the dinosaurs colorful visage, and mixed-specie features. As of 2024, there has been a small rise of people trying to reclaim the slur, and adopt it as their own. The pronunciation of the word has also slightly changed over time, as it lost the second ‘i’, and the stress on the vowels are slightly different.

Nominga is now a more uplifting, rather than harmful word, by todays standards.

“I love being a nominga!”

by leilaines February 7, 2024