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NXC is an abbreviation for Nightcore, typically referring to the SoundCloud nightcore scene that had gained popularity in the mid-2010s. The term is a play on the word HXC meaning Hardcore.
Tracks on SoundCloud that are tagged #NXC indicate the track is a ‘nightcore edit’.
NXC by Keith Courage May 31, 2018
Word of the Day on September 18, 2021
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Nerd core
"omg dan, we are such nXc"
nXc by girl September 22, 2003
Not eXactly C is a high level language, similar to C, built on top of the NBC compiler. It can also be used to program the NXT brick. NXC is basically NQC for the NXT. To compile NXC programs just use the NBC compiler with source code files that have a .nxc file extension.
I programmed that pathfinder robot using NXC.
NXC by chris71990 January 19, 2008
Nerdxcore. Like hardxcore, only nerdier.

Gerald: "I hit 70 last night on my Undead Warlock. You really need to play WoW."

Stephan: "You're so nxc.."
nXc by d2frontman25 December 30, 2007
Like hardxcore but NintendoXcore.

Genre of music such as 'HORSE the band', 'Enter Shikari'.
Bebo vanity group.
-nintendoXcore.
"What kind of music is that?"

"NxC!"
nXc by Sexface. April 10, 2008

mxdnxc nxcxnbcmnbcsdkhbsdbcjsd 

When you're so bored that you randomly spam letters on a keyboard.
Bunny 1: I'm so bored

Bunny 2: Me too

Bunny 1: mxdnxc nxcxnbcmnbcsdkhbsdbcjsd!

nxcrozma 

best overwatch and apex legends player
nxcrozma is so good at this game
nxcrozma by nxcrozmas #1 fan May 3, 2022
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