On a whole nother one

When someone does something thing outlandishly brain baffling. That you just look at them with mental and visual concern

You see a homeless man getting beat by a 4yr

You say
"nah lil bro on a whole nother one
rn"

by Lamp Man or Lemur boy May 17, 2022

Notherday

Name for the days of the week when a person retires. Every day has the same importance hence it's a Notherday. Weekends are non-existent. Retired people have Notherdays and tomorrows

Bob, What are you doing on Notherday?

by T-Rail53 April 14, 2019

notched

Updates to a program that completely break the code. This normally causes the code to work but in such a poor manner that it is unusable. Typically in the form of bug fixing.

This comes from the user Notch, the creator of Minecraft, who updated his game and created numerous bugs that make the game completely unplayable.

I notched my game and now nobody can play it

by NotchLover101 October 24, 2011

A - NOTHER

to have or want another of something.
must be said in a deep voice

i need A - NOTHER.

by chunkography January 19, 2009

nothered

the term to describe an act of not being bothered about something.

Marie was nothered about the ghosts in her bedroom

by novd May 10, 2011

Whole nother

adjective phrase: vastly different.

This developed around the 1990's. It was a superlative created to indicate how different one thing is from another. Whereas one could say "another story altogether" or "that's a wholly different story," the term "whole nother" seemed to develop to create a superlative of "another."

He went to school to be an engineer, but he changed to acting, a whole nother career.

by anonymous May 24, 2021

nother

additional, extra, supplemental

Kara is very happy, because she won't have to take a whole nother semester of geology and because she loves Cody.

by K-Fur December 16, 2008