narrowcast

Like broadcast, but the information is aimed at a specific, limited audience. This is usually only possible on a network like the Internet, not with a radio transmitter.

by mistweb October 13, 2003

narrowgant

up one's own asre, limited depth of understanding

he is so narrowgant he can't see the wood for the trees
narrowgance

by dsamate November 26, 2010

narrow gauge

A railroad whose track rails are closer together than the international standard of 4'8.5". Narrow gauge railroads are easier and cheaper to lay, can take tighter corners, and can economically handle lower traffic volumes than standard gauge railroads. They are popular in South America, Mexico, Japan, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and India. Some of the earliest railroads in the United States and Canada were built to narrow gauge, but were later abandoned or rebuilt to standard gauge.

The Darjeeling Himalayan railway in Nepal is narrow gauge.

by Zombie_Dog June 30, 2016

narrow the gap

to bring two things closer together

They say urgent action is needed to narrow the gap between the global elite and the other 99%.

by Toxika April 24, 2016

Negrowing

People with slave ancestors jacking off

Greg was negrowing

by anonymous May 29, 2021

narrowbody

in commercial aviation a narrowbody jetliner is one that is mean for short haul flights they are usually smaller than their widebody counterparts

the boeing 737-800 is a popular narrowbody jetliner

by Backstroke swimmer 24 December 3, 2021

narrowlized

To limit the definition of a adjective

People have narrowlized the word pungent to mean something negative

by Word-player November 4, 2022