neuro

someone who smokes entirely too much pot

(in slow, monotonus voice) "dude, you are such a neuro."

by TheOne August 30, 2004

Neurotypical

A blanket term used by people who fall (whether by physician diagnosis or the all to common self diagnosis) within the autism spectrum to describe the non-autistic. An incredibly hypocritical term considering their pleas to be "treated equally" yet they insist on creating a term to designate all who are different. Irony is apparently lost to the autistic.

The Neurotypicals need to acknowledge the obvious superiority of the Autistic!

by Enemy of Hypocrisy October 22, 2010

Neutrois

A person who doesn't identify with being a man or a woman. Genderless- not to be confused with sex, which is male or female.

I don't conform with the stupid gender constructions, so I call myself neutrois

by Vanessa15336 January 26, 2012

quoi de neuf

A Francophone phrase which is literally translated into English as "what's the nine?" but is supposed to mean "how are things?" or "what's up?" in French

"Salut Edouard, Quoi de neuf?" Hi Edward, what's up?

by yoloseaweed February 15, 2014

neural network

A way of doing AI.
It's rally cool.
You can teach it anything.
If you give it enough
time, information and space
it would be as smart as you
(or eaven smarter...)

Neural Networks rules

by Niklas Ulvinge May 23, 2005

Neurotypical

A term used to refer to individuals who possess "normal" or typical intelligence, generally within an IQ range of 80-110. Sometimes used by self-actualized individuals to refer those who are not yet self-actualized. Can be used as a pejorative, in place of "stupid" or "lacking high functioning neurological processes".

"I don't understand why neurotypicals blindly follow government propaganda!"

"That guy is so neurotypical, he can't even do basic algebra."

"Physics and other pure and applied sciences are generally very difficult subjects for neurotypicals to understand."

by poodlenoodler January 17, 2013

neuterized

The end state of neuterization.

Some social engineers hope for a neuterized, utopian world.

by Melissa Clouthier August 28, 2006