ño

The same thing as “no” except with that wierd squiggle. (~)

Person 1: Do you like pizza?
Person 2: Ño
Person 1: You fucking disgrace.

by FuckYou92728919388482 February 25, 2018

ño

The cooler version of "no" in Spanish. The use of this word will stun native spanish speakers and truly shows how bilingual you are.

Example:
Person 1: "Bruh quit saying ño. It doesn't exist in English or in Spanish."

Person 2: "ño"

by Ñotme July 16, 2023

ño

Pronounced neeyo (One syllable). A versatile Spanish slang word commonly used across the Caribbean (especially Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Venezuela) that can express surprise, frustration, anger, admiration, or emphasis — depending on tone and context.

It literally traces back to a crude reference to female anatomy, but in modern colloquial use it often loses its literal meaning and functions more like an expletive similar to “damn,” “wow,” or “holy crap.”

Examples:

Note:
Although widely used, coño can still sound rude or vulgar in formal settings. Tone and audience matter — among friends it’s casual; at work, probably not.

“¡ño, deja eso!” → “Hey!, stop that!” (anger)
“¡ño, qué calor!” → “Damn!, it’s hot!” (declaration)
“ño!, llegaste temprano.” → “Wow! you got here early.” (surprise)
"¡ño, que peste! ¿alguien se cagó los pantalones?" → “WTF! what smells! did someone just shit their pants?” (shock)
«Darth Vader: Luke, yo soy tu padre. — Luke: ¡Ño!» → “Darth Vader: Luke, I am your father. — Luke: Daaamn (no way!” (disbelief)

by The Cabin Boy October 29, 2025

ño

Not any, or used to give a negative response, but with a hint of latin sass

A :You're so unphotogenic!
B: ño!

by pseudomonisPsock November 27, 2022