by neinerneiner February 7, 2008
N is a Brasilian mythical figure. Thought his true origin is not known, he is thought to be a deity, or a superhero, and his visage has even been linked as the Brasilian Patron Saint of Pineapple. He is known by so many names.
He is considered the archetypal male figure in Brasil. He inspires much of the arts in the traditional fashion of a muse, but from a masculine beauty perspective.
His legendary patriotism remains true to his roots and is evident with the incorporation of the Brasilian National Colors of Green and Gold in almost every presentation of his likeness.
One recounting of his tale claims "N" once taught a blind, deaf, dog with Polio to sign in Portuguese, while lip reading in Spanish.
He is considered the archetypal male figure in Brasil. He inspires much of the arts in the traditional fashion of a muse, but from a masculine beauty perspective.
His legendary patriotism remains true to his roots and is evident with the incorporation of the Brasilian National Colors of Green and Gold in almost every presentation of his likeness.
One recounting of his tale claims "N" once taught a blind, deaf, dog with Polio to sign in Portuguese, while lip reading in Spanish.
Example 1:
The pineapple did not come into existence until the concept of it came to N in a premonition.
Example 2:
No one can handle the magnitude of that guys abilities. He is invoking N.
The pineapple did not come into existence until the concept of it came to N in a premonition.
Example 2:
No one can handle the magnitude of that guys abilities. He is invoking N.
by Tenacious C October 24, 2009
a filler word like "umm" placed in the middle of a sentence when the person truly has no clue what they are talking about but still feel the need to talk
Joe: "I was driving down the road n' such when I saw a fox n' such. The fox had fur n' such.
Anyone listening: "wow cool story bro"
Anyone listening: "wow cool story bro"
by helldozer16 September 13, 2011
Format code tag that literally means "Replace this with a niger". Orinigally introduced in the C programming language as a format specifier for the printf function, it was later adopted by a plethora of other languages such as java, ruby, etc.
In C:
printf("Hello\n");
printf("World.\n");
Produces;
Hello
World.
Syntax is almost identical in any other language that implements printf.
printf("Hello\n");
printf("World.\n");
Produces;
Hello
World.
Syntax is almost identical in any other language that implements printf.
by c0d3 m0nk3y January 26, 2005
N is the fourteenth letter of the alphabet. why the fuck did you waste your fucking time searching this up?
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