Not only an incredibly cool word, but an uncommon name. The word was born on 4/14, at 4:14 PM. That alone makes the word awesome. The word also refers to a notebook, which is named "Nib," in some cultures. Nib can also be used as an all-purpose answer for everything.
by Commander Waffle April 14, 2010
Nib is to be a moron or to do a foolish act. It originated in the island of Aquister when one of the tourists heard the islanders speaking there own language and mistaken the conversation context. The tourists then started using this word and eventually came to be the definition of stupid.
A guy is doing relay and practicing on a soccer field and runs into the post of soccer net while looking back to take the baton from his teammate a guy watching says man that guys such a flipping nib.
by Fruitloopdeloop August 24, 2009
A person who is extremely surpassed noob and is that much of a fucking idiot that he doesn't even deserve to have the 2 "o"s in noob. So instead he gets an "I"
Nib: O WAZ UP?!?111?1/1/1oneslashslashoneeleven
(the nib's brainwaves transfer to the person and he wants to start crying)
Person: ...
(the nib's brainwaves transfer to the person and he wants to start crying)
Person: ...
by Gerbblerable August 1, 2009
Male 1: "you watch hollyoaks/read heat (or similiarly girlish activity) last nite"
Male 2: buddy, you need to grow a nib
Male 2: buddy, you need to grow a nib
by jed mitchell April 12, 2007
The "crack" of the licorice family, Twizzler nibs are notorious for their delicious taste. However, they are considered rather posh in accordance to their price point which is often much higher than regular licorice ropes.
by newcottness December 4, 2007
Adj. Nib
1. Sunderland slang (mackem) used to depict someone as a penis.
2. Reference to the male genetalia.
1. Sunderland slang (mackem) used to depict someone as a penis.
2. Reference to the male genetalia.
by Mackem Joe March 21, 2008
A name that is given by Jamaican Sociology teachers for students that show potential. It is also a rap name of someone named Libin.
by Claudette Smith June 22, 2011