Nashrul

Dude with an extremely large penis. Fun to be around and extremely lucky to be your best friend. Very athletic and generally a skateboarder.

That dude is such a nashrul.
Woah that is a big nash.
I so wanna nash you.
Last night was such a good nash.

by damienx9 May 6, 2011

Nashrul

Nashrul is the definition of gay pride

You are a nashrul.

by THEONEPEPOL November 23, 2021

nasrullah

Not an Anti-Social person just ain't socialize that much due to the lack of interest in drama , stupidnity and fake people . Rarely gives a fuck unless it's worthy. Turn friendly af once you know him. Living his life happily & problem ain't a thing. Peace .

P/S : He might bring happiness in your life but mostly chaos in a fun and exciting ways that' s possible. Once you told him " you're my friend " yeahhh he better be or you can kiss his ass human centipedessssss .

A : Who's she dating ?
B : meyhhh , nasrullah type of dude
A : ooo shit just got real hahaha

by ShockerMix December 27, 2017

nasrul

extremely beautiful, delicate. (usually felt strongly)

A very nasrul piece of skill.

by johnnydeppinthemaking(II) April 3, 2011

Nasrul

The Best player in Fortnite

He is like nasrul

by gogolife August 12, 2018

Nasrulah

Sexy hates girls that there name starts with an I ,like ismahan,Iqra,iman ilwad

Nasrulah is a handsome man

by Salat Mohamed Bashir November 22, 2021

Nasrullah

He's kind and so loyal. He is the kind of guy who will love someone wholeheartedly.he must be super smart that he watch animes when everyone else is studying for exam but still get the highest mark.He tend to be an introverted but very skillful in public speaking. He may have beautifully tuned voice too. He will always speak the language of truth and brave enough to express his feelings on anything and anyone. He is the most likely to be teacher or a religious person. He's funny...but only with people he comfort to talk with.

A : what r u doin Muhammad Nasrullah?
B: Watching animes...
A : There's an exam tomorrow!
B: I'll study later:)

by Sulaimen Ibrahim, Oxford study November 22, 2021