N&F
N&F by Mr get freaky September 27, 2023
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N.F.I
No Fucking Idea
Normally used in conjunction with annoying workmates always asking you stupid questions that you know the answer to but refuse to give it to them anway.
It also is a good way of telling the cops why you were speeding.
Normally used in conjunction with annoying workmates always asking you stupid questions that you know the answer to but refuse to give it to them anway.
It also is a good way of telling the cops why you were speeding.
N.F.G
Acronym for no fucking good. Commonly used in the oil industry when a peice of equipment is no longer in good working order.
N.F.G by Benny Boots March 14, 2006
N.F.I
N.F.I by The Brewery Boys (Team 1) September 14, 2004
N.F.T.s
N.F.T.s stands for Not For Trades. Sticker collecters use this word to show that a particular sticker is not for trading (exchanging stickers). Sticker collecters trade stickers when they want something particular from another. Trading is based on quantity, quality, size and fairness. Some sticker collecters have a N.F.T.s page which is a page full of stickers that are not for trading.
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