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Means "Non-Lying Walrus". Can be used instead of NGL, to reinforce you're telling the truth in a statement or can be used to make a promise.
"NLW I created this just to annoy Grafton."

-"I' won't annoy Grafton ever again."
-"NLW?"
-"NLW."
NLW by T1vadar July 1, 2020
Related Words
NLW • NLWU • NLW/RSN
A nigger loving whore, sometime pronounced NLW(NOLE) or NLWS(NOLES) plural.
Bro did you just see those nlws
NLW by God244 July 17, 2012
an acronym for a non-lesbian way
I love you in a nlw
NLW by after Eights April 13, 2010
Combines two acronyms ...

NLW ... is "Not Long for this World"
RSN ... "Real Soon Now".

Both are very old computer jargon from the early days ... 1970's, 1980's era.

The combined acronyms mean something that is going to be thrown out very soon.
It is also used to denote something that is intended to be retained for a limited period of time ... but then discarded i the future.
That file is NLW/RSN ... I don't think I'll need it but I'm going to hang on to it for another month, then it's going in the garbage.
NLW/RSN by Benno_H February 15, 2024
refers to a person who is no longer with a group, club, clic, etc. It literally means "No Longer With Us"
As in someone has died or was fired or layed off. Jim is NLWU he resigned last week.
NLWU by birgibit May 1, 2008
I've always been nlwu
NLWU by noahlarms October 6, 2010
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