nabbs
That kitten is Nabbs.
nabbs by Muffin Daddy 69 November 21, 2021
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nubbs
n: a thing (sing.), (plur. - nubbses); (amb.) a name to call another, though because it is neither positive nor negative, the target of the name-calling is rarely offended, which is why the moniker is most often used among friends
Khaste nabashid
Persian expression of a nice wish for some one who has done a good work.
The word-by-word translation is "Do not be tired" and it is implied to appreciate the work of the other person and wish for them that their tiresome goes away very soon.
The word-by-word translation is "Do not be tired" and it is implied to appreciate the work of the other person and wish for them that their tiresome goes away very soon.
Khaste nabashid by MoNo November 29, 2011
Nibbs
A word you can use to fill up a sentence, like frick or heck. Has to be used with a certain kind of emotion behind it, it has a wide variation of uses, based on the tone you use to say it. Originates from nibbits chips. Can also be used as: Nibs, Nibz, Nibs, Nibbits, etc.
What the nibbs man, why did you throw that milk on me.
I nibbed him and he didn’t survive.
Lol What The Nibbs!
HEY ( as in the Lego guy screaming hey) WHAT THE NIBBS! Why did you take my sisters virginity.
What the actual nibbs. I can’t believe what I’m seeing right now.
I nibbed him and he didn’t survive.
Lol What The Nibbs!
HEY ( as in the Lego guy screaming hey) WHAT THE NIBBS! Why did you take my sisters virginity.
What the actual nibbs. I can’t believe what I’m seeing right now.
Nibbs by De bobmaster December 25, 2020
Nabber
Someone who steals other people’s social media content for the sake of gaining clout. Someone who sends tweets you’ve liked into the group chat to gain approval without giving your credit.
*Ewan likes a tweet*
*Noah sees this and sends said tweet into the group chat*
*group chat laughter*
Ewan: Nabber Bradley strikes again
Group chat: oh Noah why you such a nabber?
Noah: I nab therefore I am
*Noah sees this and sends said tweet into the group chat*
*group chat laughter*
Ewan: Nabber Bradley strikes again
Group chat: oh Noah why you such a nabber?
Noah: I nab therefore I am
Nabber by Thewholetruth January 21, 2021
pack of nabs
Southern slang for a pack of crackers from a vending machine or convenience store
I.e. Lance crackers, Tom's
I.e. Lance crackers, Tom's
pack of nabs by Gpdaddy1 September 14, 2017
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