NLZ

NLZ is an acronym for: No Life Zone. NLZ is used to describe one who has no life and the area that they are having no life in. Like for example: In his/her room in front of the computer all day is one, another is their play room playing PS3 all day.

Nick: Where is Kris? Is he going to hang out with us tonight?

Bob: No dude he is in his NLZ, and won't hang out with us the whole weekend!

Nick: Wow, he has no life hahaha.

Bob: True that man.

NLZ by hollaratjulian June 24, 2007

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NLZ

The mnemonic which is derived from Nasiet Loves Zahros. The couple has gone out together since May 05, 2019.
This mnemonic is used to represent a long distance relationship in which the couple (N&Z) never gives up on each other no matter what the future will hold.

Can you promise me that you will love me like NLZ?

NLZ by Papa Starlin March 28, 2020

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