New Year’s Anal

When your girlfriend gets so drunk on New Year’s Eve she finally agrees to New Year’s Anal.

Boy: Come onbaby let’s bring in the New Year with New Year’s Anal.

Girl: Ok, but I want a ring next year!
Boy: sure baby

by Urban humor December 23, 2017

New Years peeve

Anything related to irksome New Year
celebratory antics .

Look the fountains all been boarded up !.
Yep - Thats a real New Years peeve ! .

by E - FUMBLER January 1, 2009

New Mexican Nougat

The process of using mud as a lubricant during anal sex, and then once finished, using your Significant Other's hair as a wipe for it, then to finish it off, give them a rimjob.

Dude, last night was so wild, me and Laura got to try The New Mexican Nougat.

by JOHNNY JACKOOF January 25, 2018

new best friend

also see new favorite person / new favourite person

term of acceptance coming after someone has praised the works or acts of the author or speaker.

Great Idea! I'll get to work on it right away!


You, sir, are my new favourite peson.

by Gumba Gumba April 10, 2004

Go New York

When you become angry and confrontational at another person.

If you touch my stuff again, I will go New York on you!

by Mr. New Yawk October 21, 2010

new england slang

New England Slang : Any word that ends with "R" or more spacifically "ER" (UUR) , You replace that with "AH" . For instance : Father would be : Fathah . Mother : Mothah , Yes sir would be Yesah and so on . It actually retaines a lot of Old English pronounciations as well . It is spoken through out New England and stretches into Up-State New York (although it varies a bit there) and even into Canada (Eastern) ...

New England Slang is used in New England primarily

by Daniel Worcester October 21, 2014

Upstate New York

everywhere in New York State EXCEPT for the city
used to make everyone who doesn’t live in the city feel better about themselves because they have a fancy title too
a way to shut out the city in hopes to bring attention to the fact that New York is an entire state, and New York does not always mean the city

person A: Where do you live?
person B: New York
person A: how’s the city life?
person B: no, idiot, i live in Upstate New York and i despise the city.

by sadgirl getting mad August 21, 2018