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1. Relating to the world of Narnia. 2. Anything that resembles the world of Narnia in nature.
That coat you're wearing is very Narnish. You should be standing next to a lamppost.
Narnish by Rusty Spell January 30, 2004
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A word that is used to confuse people, sometimes included in conversations that are public so that many are confused.
Me: Hey man
You: What's up?
Me: Oh, you know. Just some narbits.
You: What? O.O
Me: *Goes offline*
You: WTF IS A NARBIT D:
Narbits by DanserEncore October 19, 2011
Narnis is the ultimate thing. Once apon a time, there was a magical beast, named Alexander Hamilton (not the real one)
He was talking about narnia with his friends, when he tried to type, “i love narnis”
He was trying to say that he loved narnia.
And now, narnis exists.
AND GUESS WHAT BITCHES ITS ME ALEXANDER HAMILTON IM A-ARONS BEST FRIEND EVER HHAHAHAHAH
“Aw yeah I fucking love narnis”
“Narnis is the shit, man”
“Narnis”
Narnis by I Love Narnis April 13, 2019

Narniast 

Anyone and everyone who truly believes that Narnia is real and spends their spare time looking for the path in.
Bill: "WHERE IS THAT DAMN WARDROBE??"

Ted: "Don't worry we'll find it eventually"

Meow: "Damn Narniasts."
Narniast by LaTeeDa November 27, 2009
just another, in the long line, word for testicles
My brother took my toy so I kicked him in the narnies
Narnies by Smosack May 8, 2018
A narnis is a car driven by an asshole, typically a male and something by dodge
Mommy I want a NARNIS for Christmas

Look guys it’s gbnooch in a narnis
Narnis by Abababooboo February 6, 2023
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