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nasti nati 

common mispelling of the correct "NASTY NATI" i.e. cincinnati, ohio. where the cool kids are.
what up i'm from the nasti nati, and i can't spell.
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Nasti Nati 

'Nasty' or 'Nasti', doesnt matter the spelling. A phrase used best to represent your hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio. A place where police officers will give you 5 to 10 different sobriety tests in hope that you fail one. A place where you better not drop or reach for your wallet in front of an officer. Home of the Bengals, Reds, and the 2001 riots. A place where you can freely dress in red and nobody shoots you because they think you're a member of the bloods. (They'll shoot you just because...)

''...but officer, it's just my wal-...'' ///*blam, blam, blam*/// ''Oops, we've done it again. Call a medic. but first... sprinkle some crack on him and say he's from the Nasti Nati.''
Nasti Nati by D.Boss August 17, 2008
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nasty nati 

I am from the nasty nati.
nasty nati by streets313 July 8, 2005

Nati Light 

A shortened nickname for the beer, "Natural Light." This drink is consumed by adolescents and college students around the world every day because they are too cheap to afford anything else. Although it tastes of urine, most people are able to adapt to the crude brew after enough consumption.
Due to lack of income and alcohol, Corky and Mike went to the local marathon and purchased some Nati Light because it was the cheapest thing available.
Nati Light by Billy Cordes August 12, 2006

tero baje ko nati ko jhilimili kattu 

It is a nepali phrase. It means your grandfather's grandson's shining underwear.
tero baje ko nati ko jhilimili kattu!What are you doing?

Nati Splatties 

The explosive anal discharge of liquid Natural Light from the night before...
I'm still recovering from the bad case of the Nati Splatties I had earlier...
Nati Splatties by Mike Palazzo February 12, 2008
Don't trash the 'Nati!
Nati by Shawn Brown May 3, 2003
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