Painting Nails

The act in which you apply nail polish to your fingernails. Then you don't move for a long period of time.

Painting nails pink be right back.

by S1a2b3r4i5n6a7 February 21, 2009

nail in the coffin

something that hasten's death or defeat

As far as re-election goes Bush will probably put another nail in the coffin during the course of the next few months.

by Light Joker September 6, 2007

nails

Really disgusting or hugely irritating to point of being equivalent to nails on a chalkboard. Often used by drag queens to describe a really heinous performance or by women and gay men dishing out shade against another for being gross looking, sexually unappealing, or otherwise unsettling in appearance or nature.

Eww...that bitch's voice is so nails. I just want to pull her tracks out and stuff her mouth with a toilet wand.

by A. Chav December 6, 2013

e-nailing

The act of sending sexy and dirty e-mails while at work.

Abby and I were e-nailing the entire day. It made the day go by quickly. I cant wait to get home and actually fuck her.

by Ho-Flinger November 4, 2010

Nailnutta

1. when you dont give a fuck about.

2. Not anything, nothin.

"you get anything today?" "nope nota nailnutta"

"if it was'nt for the lord i would not have a nailnutta bitch comin to my doorstep."

"whats up?" "notta nail"

you can bing on my bong you bimbo bip, cause i dont give a nailnutta bout you.

by Mr. Dalsasso August 10, 2009

tail nail

Common euphamism for anal sex. Usually Male on Female.

I totally tail nailed Lauren last night!

by Mystro1974 June 11, 2006

hitting the nail too squarely on the head

Expressing oneself too directly, too plainly, insensitively.

I once considered buying a birthday card for my dad that made fun of his age. My dad was in his late 60's. It portrayed a man in a car looking in a rear-view mirror with a panicked expression, and seeing the Grim Reaper. The message printed on the mirror was, "Objects shown in mirror may be closer than they appear." I thought it was hilarious, but I thought it was "hitting the nail too squarely on the head." It's implication was too direct.

by kwebb1265 October 21, 2010