NOMON UDDAN

Nomon Uddan is a very attractive gentleman. He pulls everyone, even turtles.

THAT MAN IS THE NOMON UDDAN, HE PULLED THOSE 013S.

by Floor Sleeper B.C December 19, 2022

nomnomnom

nomnomnom:
-verb
The sound one makes or thinks of while eating, especially cookies. You all know you do.

-origin
The Cookie Monster.

As heard in Cookie Monsta - Me Want Cookie

"coookieeee!"

"nomnomnom me want cookie"

by godlyskunk April 11, 2010

Nomnomasaurus

Someone who eats everything in sight and sounds carnivorous while doing it, similar to a dinosaur.

Me: Dude, you were being a Nomnomasaurus last night
You: Those brownies were so goo...NOM NOM NOM NOM
Me: Oh fuck, not again

by Sods December 21, 2008

nomover

The result of extreme and/or power (fast) nomming.

Main symptoms include nausea, immobility and fatigue.

It can be the cause of the phrase, "i'm never going to eat again," which is then often ignored after a good nights sleep, where the noms begin again.
Typical foodstuffs consumed are easy to prepare and eat foods such as pasta, chips, cookies, chocolate, eggs and pizza. Ready meals are a great option, but they give you cancer, so STAY AWAY. Beverages can also contribute to a nomover.

Derived from the word hangover.

1: Amie: "SHIT, i just ate four main course meals, and then had dessert, and i have a serious nomover"

Beamuh: "Dayumm, that sounds harsh, but RESPECT for nomming so much"

2: Alice: "I just ate TWO bowls of pasta, I wanna go for another, but I feel a serious nomover coming on."

by minicooper01 July 29, 2009

nomnomnom

The sound made when eating something. Often used humorously on pictures to show that one character in a picture is "eating" another character.

The cat walked up to the cake and was like "nomnomnom, yummy!"

by Lithel September 6, 2007

Nomp

1. To ferociously love

2. To bite ferociously

1. Me: I want to nomp you." You: "Stalker."
2. I nomped the cheese.

by blooberson June 19, 2013

Nomophobia

No-mo-pho-bia (\,nô-mə-`fô-bç-ə\) noun : an exaggerated, inexplicable, and illogical fear being without a mobile device, power source, or service area.

Origin: Dubbed by British experts who claim that state that fifty-three percent of mobile users, with forty-eight percent women and 58 percent of men questioned in their study admitted to experience feelings of anxiety when they run out of a battery or credit, lose their phone, or have no network coverage.

Urban Dictionary usage: “My phone don’t work no mo. I think I have nomophobia”

by Craig St. John March 31, 2008