Carter N

Fucked a lot of hoes and wants to get more

Carter N fuck me:
Ok babe:

by Me mes October 22, 2019

sta#n

Minneapolis graffiti crew means stain

STA#N is tagged all over

by Nothing12345 June 28, 2017

hard n

when someone mistakes hard r for hard n.

Dud, I can't say the hard n.
> What?
> Oh you meaning the hard r.
Well fuck me Jesus Christ.

by lolifucker August 3, 2022

N-Word

The N-Word is a bad word. I will not say it but don’t say the N-Word.

Situation 1:

Black person: Yo Yo Yo what up my N-Word!

Situation 2:

White person: F-Word you, you stupid N-Word!

by Alegater October 16, 2020

IDIOT, n.

A member of a large and powerful tribe whose influence in human affairs has always been dominant and controlling. The Idiot's activity is not confined to any special field of thought or action, but "pervades and regulates the whole." He has the last word in everything; his decision is unappealable. He sets the fashions and opinion of taste, dictates the limitations of speech and circumscribes conduct with a dead-line.

The sea of idiots is vast indeed.

by Ambrose Bierce April 9, 2004

Giana N

She is a sweet, sexy, rich girl who is always there. She has the best laugh and always knows how to make people around her laugh, she gives the best advice and is one of the best people I have ever met. It was an honor going through 5th grade with you! It was fun to go bowling with you and it’s fun to have so many inside jokes with you! You’re so nice, by giving everyone money, by making us laugh and by helping me so much! I love you so much (as friends) I hope we are always friends!

Giana N likes to be called Gia

by Garlicbread112233 November 18, 2018

shogress (n.)

Making a SHow of proGRESS rather than accomplishing anything that could actually be construed as having any value to anyone for any purpose. Actions that cannot be related to any goal or objective. Shogress typically occurs when everyone in the organization is 'aware' and there is a 'network' and a lot of 'buzz' and everyone 'is talking about this now' but measurable numbers related to the project objective haven't budged a bit, or have trended less favorably.

A situation that would be described as shogress (n.):
Question: "The October goal was 7% over last year. Did they meet that number?"
Answer: "They nominated a new Champion for that area, and they also sent in examples of their marketing collateral for everyone to review. I posted it on the website!"

by mathgirrl November 29, 2009