Nil Solakel

Nil is a hot blond girl she is so beautiful also she has an angelic voice she has eyes you get lost in

Someone: Omg are you Nil Solakel.
Nil Solakel: Yeah how did you know?
Someone: You look like the description.

by The_Urban_God June 5, 2024

Nil Solakel

Nil is a hot blond girl who is also beautiful and she has an angelic voice.
She is a person you can count on.
Nil Solakel is the best.

Someone: Are you Nil Solakel?
Nil Solakel: Yeah, how did you know?
Someone: You look like the definition.

by The_Urban_God June 5, 2024

Nil nihilisti carborundum

Fake Latin which means, "Don't let the nihilists grind you down". This is another version of "Nil illegitimi carborundum" which means "Don't let the bastards grind you down".

"Sick of people tormenting you? Nil nihilisti carborundum. Hang in there!"

by Mad Magister February 14, 2024

One nil

Telling your friend to look at something that isn't actually there and then saying 'one nil'. This phrase is used because its like keeping score of how many times you've tricked eachother but without the score ever actually increasing.

Players will usually start safe and believable, but eventually make extravagant assumptions to make their friend look even more foolish for looking.

Antony: look at that huge spider!
Dan: *turns and looks*
Antony: one nil haha as if you actually looked, idiot!

by P Boor September 9, 2013

Three Nil

When you gain complete and utter control of a situation or person. Three Nil is not the term for a score in a ball game, it's the crushing deafeat of your noobish opponent.

"You got Three Niled noob!"

"WTF noob!, Three Nil!"

"You = Three Nil!"

by Jimmy Heapsa Beow April 4, 2006

blind nil

Inserting yourself into a situation despite your lack of knowledge

"I'm not sure if the girl at the bar is dating the guy with her so I'm going blind nil and asking her if it's her brother" also referred to as going nill

by Floppy flop January 27, 2017

Re vera, cara mea, mea nil refert

Latin phrase meaning, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn."

Then I'll say it like this—re vera, cara mea, mea nil refert.

by Dontaskformyname August 28, 2010