Nuncle

A nondescript term pertaining to a member within a close group of friends, used by another within the same group. The term is somewhat endearing with a slight hint of teasing. It originally came from Shakespearean English, cited in the play King Lear. And while still showing the familiarity between the addresser and the addressee, the term was used in a more mocking sense in the Shakespearean language than it is today. Usually only used in conversations between males (no known usages to or between females).

(one nuncle) "What time is it, nuncles?"
(another nuncle) "Time to get a new fence."

by Elvis Chameleonaire December 24, 2008

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nunciating

backwashing an alcoholic drink

stop nunciating in my beer you freak

by wixy January 14, 2008

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nuncoyly

1. The way that a nun is coy.
2. a person that is shy, but has a crush on you. They are being coy so subtly that it appears completely innocent.

Boy, I know Laura likes you because she was looking over here all nuncoyly after you talked to her.

by Wide Eyed Surprise November 9, 2009

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nuncka

Typically a term of endearment. Used between good friends or lovers. Supposed to sound "cute" and make one bubbly inside. Makes one think of furry little animals with big eyes and fluffy tails. One of many "nicknames" a person can be called by a lover or friend.

Adam: "But I don't understand!"
Grace: "Oh you're so silly, nuncka."
Adam:"nuncka...?"

by CookieM. July 19, 2010

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