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The abbreviation for Neck Yourself. The common slang used for a derogatory term. Similar to Kill Yourself (KYS). The action of hanging yourself.
Jason: I am feeling very depressed.
Eric: NYS
NYS by NigerianFam February 15, 2017
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Neck Yourself. MUCH less formal and nicer term for KYS (Kill Yourself). Can be used with friends or in the "I" form without actually looking like a suicide attempt. Use NMS (Neck Myself).
OMG this quiz is so hard I just want to NMS. (I form)
Kid you don't know how to party go NYS.
NYS by FreezeEdits March 28, 2015
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Ortem's moving to NYS
NYS by Wiley October 14, 2003
A confidential means to infer an interest sucking a woman’s twat passionately.
Your face book photo looks great . Nys pyk
Nys pyk by jon bowers January 1, 2020

Thibau Nys 

A rider who cannot perform at a consistent level
Thibau Nys won a CX one week ago. I bet he is going to abondon today.
Thibau Nys by ROSYRT January 8, 2024

What to do in nys 

What to do in nys (not nyc) written by a local resident and travel guide. Nothing, get high, get laid, shut up and enjoy over 1 million restrictions and laws that allow you to do nothing. Party all day and waste all the little money you get working three jobs. FUCK DEM KIDS. You didn’t want them anyways, and now you’re paying over 3000 dollars every 6 months to keep you’re cranky menopausal ex wife quiet while you finance over 60 thousand dollars for a new Ram 1500 crew cab with a long bed that you’ll never use for what it’s made for and drive 50 miles per hour in the fast lane because you’re so damn drunk and high that you can barely stand without breaking a knee cap. It’s nys after all enjoy the scenic views that only last 3 weeks and get ready to pay too much for heating and oil for 6 months. The hawks nest highway catskill mountains. Niagara Falls, and the beautiful lake George resort are my favorites.
It’s what to do in nys enjoy your stay
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