Nimbal

A secretly talented parson, someone who is better than anything and nothing. Living in the liminal space between existence, and non-existence, she can manage practically anything with a snap. She is typically the goddess of existence/non-existence.

Shower Thought: Nimbal is no one and someone at the same time wtf

by sdadfasfd February 10, 2023

Number 2 driver

Formula 1 drivers that have okay pace but are great at defending. They are always paired with a dominant driver—which when given a good car, they always come second place to.

Number 2 Driver ‘s

Valterri Bottas to Lewis Hamilton. Checo Perez to Max Verstappen. Esteban Ocon to Fernando Alonso🦁

by jensonsbuttons March 28, 2023

numa numa quality

used to describe an bit rate even worse than 144p
(Inspired by the 2017 classic song by Gary Brolsma)

nah nah
bro got that numa numa quality

by Raylaxen May 18, 2023

Numb Dumb

Lack of feeling to dumbness and feeling stupid for expecting better.

I am numb dumb to Jolie's inability to send a complete mailing address.

by rzzldzzl August 29, 2023

almost-number

When you give out the wrong phone number by accident, often as a typo and only wrong by one digit.

bec: have you heard from cory yet?
emma: shit i think gave him my almost-number...gutted

cory: that bitch gave me the wrong number
kelly (cory's ghey friend): nah she mightve just given you her almost-number... its okghey...

by Becstar October 26, 2006

customer number 9

Customer Number 9 is a term used to hide the real identity of a Very Important Customer. Used generally in sleazy places, i.e. beer houses, sex dens, etc.

Waiter 1: Mr. Cole requests for another round of tequila.
Waiter 2: You mean "customer number 9" is requesting for another round of tequila?
Waiter 3: Sorry, "customer number 9" it is.

by Mark Cole April 9, 2008

Butol number

The maximum distance you have ever been from another human being, in miles.

Even hiking alone in the woods, it's hard to get your butol number over 20. There are just too many people.

by antonym45 March 26, 2010