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2. someone who doesn't hesitate to break bread or throw they hood up
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by YourFavouriteArab June 3, 2020
Get the neajar mug.The 'Narayanan drip' is a comical or sometimes frustrating scenario in which an individual, having just taken a shower, neglects to dry themselves adequately before leaving the bathing area. As they walk throughout the house or even into bed, they inadvertently leave a trail of water droplets, resembling a 'drip,' thus named after the humorous aftermath observed. This phenomenon is often characterized by wet footprints, water spots, or damp patches left on floors, carpets, and even bedding, marking the person's path throughout the household. It can be an unintentional, quirky, or mildly exasperating situation for those sharing the living space.
Her 'Narayanan drip' turned the bedroom into a slip-and-slide competition zone after her post-shower wander!
Watch out for the 'Narayanan drip'—the bathroom's all wet again after my brother's shower.
Sorry for the wet floor in the hallway, my roommate did the 'Narayanan drip' again, leaving a trail of water all the way from the bathroom to the kitchen.
Watch out for the 'Narayanan drip'—the bathroom's all wet again after my brother's shower.
Sorry for the wet floor in the hallway, my roommate did the 'Narayanan drip' again, leaving a trail of water all the way from the bathroom to the kitchen.
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The feeling you get when you enter in your username and password into something important (Facebook, bank websites, e-mail, video games you've invested years of time into) only to find that your password doesn't work.
This often leads to a sinking feeling in your chest which quickly leads to increased heart rate and paranoia, and everything that is at stake flashes before your eyes like your money, private messages, or that +9 GTB Thorny Shield you spent years camping for.
Though typically, you haven't actually been "hacked", but really:
1. You have caps lock on, and your password is case-sensitive.
2. You typed the right password in right too fast, and somehow managed to fuck up three, four, or even five times. (See: failure)
3. After making sure you type each letter firmly and individually, you quickly realize that you:
A) Entered in the wrong username that looks similar (Johndoe696996 instead of Johndoe696969)
B) You changed your password, and you forgot you ever changed it.
If none of these are the case, then you have either been keylogged (Again, see: failure), or you have violated the Terms of Service and have been banned.
The feeling you get when you enter in your username and password into something important (Facebook, bank websites, e-mail, video games you've invested years of time into) only to find that your password doesn't work.
This often leads to a sinking feeling in your chest which quickly leads to increased heart rate and paranoia, and everything that is at stake flashes before your eyes like your money, private messages, or that +9 GTB Thorny Shield you spent years camping for.
Though typically, you haven't actually been "hacked", but really:
1. You have caps lock on, and your password is case-sensitive.
2. You typed the right password in right too fast, and somehow managed to fuck up three, four, or even five times. (See: failure)
3. After making sure you type each letter firmly and individually, you quickly realize that you:
A) Entered in the wrong username that looks similar (Johndoe696996 instead of Johndoe696969)
B) You changed your password, and you forgot you ever changed it.
If none of these are the case, then you have either been keylogged (Again, see: failure), or you have violated the Terms of Service and have been banned.
Dude, I just had a near hack experience after failing to login to my main World of Warcraft account four times in a row.
It turns out I had my caps lock on the whole time.
It turns out I had my caps lock on the whole time.
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