NDW

Neue Deutsche Welle music. German new wave music from the early 80s, influenced by British new wave of the same era. This music provides club-goers in Germany some cheeky sing-a-longs to party with. On a good night, if you walk into a club, you might hear the whole place singing along as if they were watching Bayern München in a Champions League match.

To American audiences, only Nena's '99 Luftballoons', Falco's 'Der Kommisar', Trio's 'Da Da Da' (from the VW commercial) are known NDW songs. Other songs and groups in this genre include Markus 'Ich Will Spaß', Spider Murphy Gang, 'Skandal im Sperrbezirk', and IXI 'Der Knutschfleck'.

American tourist in Berlin, "Man, that was a blast last night. What was that music they were playing?"
German host, "NDW, Neue Deustche Welle. Old songs from the 80s. Don't worry about it."
American, "Yeah, but American radio sucks."
German, "Ok, I see your point. Buy a NDW CD on ebay and you'll be happy."

by oh welles October 10, 2006

NDW

A.k.a Nadipoop deprivation withdrawal

This is a deprivation of nadipoop from maxipoop. Common symptoms: depression, loneliness, hormones, constant sighing, love sick

Maxipoop: I miss you so much! I’m getting NDW
Nadipoop:sick.

by cut3lolipop March 30, 2020

NDW is D shiznit

1. If you don't know who he is, then that's too bad.
2. Fucking Nick's mom

"NDW is D shiznited last night."

by Colonel_Angus August 28, 2004

NDWB

Naked Dudes with Boners

"Man, that Nick DiPasquale sure likes NDWB!"

Nick says, "Hey!" "That's not true!"
"I LOVE NAKED DUDES WITH BONERS!!!"

by MichaelFNPilsner September 10, 2012

NDWL

Meaning "Near Death With Laughter" , coined by me, a slightly dark humorous term

Idiot: I slipped on a banana at school today
Other Idiot : so did I, NDWL :P

by I3iNaRy November 7, 2009

NDWK

NDWK - "Nathan" Dong Wook Kim is a way to call a Korean that is named Dong Wook Kim and goes by Nathan. He is also my lodi. Ishataa. Hes an NPC

NDWK BRO!

by GR AND JMB December 2, 2022

ndwtl

An abberviation used in texts, e-mails or social media to mean you're "not down with the lingo," most commonly used when someone uses internet or text slang you are unfamiliar with.

Jack: I just met the President. nbd.
Jill: nbd?
Jack: No big deal. You're apparently ndwtl.

by grammargirl63 July 26, 2011