Niyema

She is caring, helpful, and doesn’t like phony hoes . She isn’t good with sharing her feelings but she’s a bad bitchhhhh and a good friend

I want a Niyema

by Hot shii ♥️🥵 July 20, 2019

Duke Nukem Forever

Will be defined "When it's done".

Search Google for the "missed release dates" + "Duke Nukem Forever", and you'll get a rather funny list of serious statements from the developers. Now they just say, "There is no (release) date."

by Idont Havaname July 29, 2008

Nayem

Extremely Social, Romantic, Loving, Intelligent, Innocent and fun.

The guys really should be more Nayem.

by Angelatic January 4, 2010

when duke nukem forever comes out

The equivalent of the saying "when pigs fly".

Guy 1: Hey dude, can I borrow 20 dollars from you, I'll pay you back tomorrow?

Guy 2: Hell no! I'll let you borrow 20 dollars when duke nukem forever comes out...

by Munchma Quchi () April 13, 2009

oh god mini wheat what are you doing at the nuremberg trials

Suddenly, Mini-Wheat is put on trial. It's accidental, but the judge is unaware. He sits in fear, nervous of what the judge will do- because of what he's done to the other people. It's 1945, so "Mini-Wheat Discrimination" has not been put into place yet. He is sentenced to immediate execution. No more Mini-Wheat, kids.

Judge: Next is Mini-Wheat.
Everyone: oh god mini wheat what are you doing at the nuremberg trials

by Mini-Wheat October 29, 2019

Nyemia

Nyemia is the most kindest, whole hearted, passionate person you’ll ever meet. He finds the good in everybody he meets and everything he sees, and he keeps friends close and family closer. However, he has a tendency of not being totally serious at times, and some days for him is all fun and games, so you’ll have to keep him in check once in a while. If you have a Nyemia in your life, you are probably one of the most luckiest people in the world

Guy 1: Do you know Nyemia? Literally the kindest person in the whole world

Guy 2: Nyemia is so so sweet

by anonymous July 13, 2021

Nuremberg defense

To use the fact you were only following orders to escape prosecution. Used by Nazi Germany's military officers in Nuremberg when they were on trial for their treatment of the Jews, when they claimed to have nothing to do with it, only doing what they were told to do.

It is seen elsewhere in history... one example would be Oliver North's trial after the Watergate scandal, in which he claimed their illegal activity was just them following orders.

We're not ashamed of killing innocent civilians; we're just following orders.

by Vr June 9, 2005