Narnantic

A word used to describe a snowy scene, somewhat like how you'd imagine Narnia to be.

"Oh hey, the street is looking extremely Narnantic this morning. That snowstorm really caught us bent over."

by Monsieur Bean January 5, 2010

Narnarland

The mysterious place inside your washing machine that all your socks mysterioiusly disapear to.

Guy#1: DUDE, where the fuck did all my socks go?"
Guy#2: Narnarland. obviously.

by narnarlandians December 2, 2011

narnia hole

Megan’s hole

“Don’t look at my narnia hole”

by Edgydanklord69 January 21, 2018

awww narn

Narn is a shortened version of the greeting "now then" and aww is added to show happiness or suprise at meeting the person

Originated in Darlington, England - well ive never heard it said anywhere else

Example - Awww narn mate

by DarloLad February 8, 2010

Narnia

a place where your friends like to secretly go when you cant find them.

me: dude, where is everyone today!?

.... they must be in Narnia again

by captianCrunch October 25, 2012

Narza

Usually a nickname for Cuban males with the last name Garza. It is unsure where the 'N' for 'G' substitution originated or its meaning. But it is confirmed that once the 'N' is acquired, the Narza is now able the get sluts on the reg. Narzas have huge veiny cocks that cant be contained by any form of undergarment. So Narzas generally wear loose fitting pajama pants to hope to keep it in their pants. Narzas are known to live in places with multiple females and no other males. It is speculated that you can call a Narza out of his whorehouse by yelling, "n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-N-N-N-N-N-N-N-NARZA!"

I went home with a Narza the other night, his pajama pants were huge.

by Ernest Hemingway Bitch December 14, 2010

the chronic (what?) cles of Narnia

The hook from the rap/snl short entitled "Lazy Sunday", as preformed by Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg, which originally aired on Dec 17 2005. The use of (what?) to pause between "chronic" and "cles of Narnia" isn't merely a clever stylistic emulation of aggressive rap, but also refers implicitly to the chronic, or very potent marijuana, as is evidenced in the rap video by numerous references to snacks, the inclusion of "we love" and "pass that" chronic in two of the chorus lines, and the very title of the short itself, "Lazy Sunday", a weekend day when many twenty somethings typically smoke weed and veg out after partying on Friday and Saturday.

Parnell and Samberg: "the chronic (what?) cles of Narnia, yes the chronic (what?) cles of Narnia, we love the chronic (what?) cles of Narnia, pass that chronic (what?) cles of Narnia!"

by andre` brut March 18, 2009