nafer

When someone does and or says something that is either stupid, extremely funny, or you just feel like messing with them, you call them a nafer.

"I fell down the stairs and then ran into the wall."
"You're such a nafer!"

"I thought we were going to the movies tonight."
"No, that's what we were going to do tomorrow you nafer!"

by Cassifrass January 28, 2007

brown noser

Brown nosing, an alternative to a suck up. When someone attention seeks by over complimenting another, without critisizing them.

This conjurs the mental image of putting your nose through a anus, which termed a brown noser.

"But they won't be interested in talking to you if you just brown nose them."

by Anonymous January 7, 2005

Nomerific

To enjoy something in a large amount. Similar to/can be substituted in place of these words: Great, Orgasmic, Awesome, Tasty and Super.

Guy one: Hey, how was that new restaurant you went to the other night?

Guy two: Dude I kid you not, it was nomerific!

by KcbWords October 16, 2009

nosferatu

Means disease carrier and over time has become deluded and turned into Creature of the Night simply because Bram Stoker didn't give any clues as to what it meant In the Novel Dracula

"You in time, when you had died, would have become Nosferatu as they call it in Eastern Europe and would all time make more of those Un-Deads that so have fill us with horror"

by ,,|, February 16, 2010

nopers

no, the oppisite of yeppers, the oppisite of yes, refusal

would you like to purchase the extended warranty plan ? "answer" would be "nopers" , no.

by sterling lee macallister "stu" July 8, 2003

nosferatools

Lame-ass goth kids that actually believe they are vampires.

The usual goths are bad enough, but the nosferatools just make you want to kick the shit out of 'em.

by grouchybastid December 7, 2006

noberto

A word which apparently originated from blackpool, where the victims school bag is emptied on the floor and kicked around by several people causing embarrassment when they have to pick everything up.

Johno got noberto'd is English today..

by Dunstan October 26, 2007