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Natcat by Butch is the herbman69 January 19, 2014
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nutcatcher
A colloquial term for the common female, often used in jest.
A nutcatcher is a woman who has copious amounts of sex and always lets the man nut inside.
In fact, nutcatchers are deemed as such because they spend the majority of their time "catching nuts."
Nutcatchers rarely discriminate against sexual partners as they will breed with men of almost any class.
A nutcatcher is a woman who has copious amounts of sex and always lets the man nut inside.
In fact, nutcatchers are deemed as such because they spend the majority of their time "catching nuts."
Nutcatchers rarely discriminate against sexual partners as they will breed with men of almost any class.
"Guy: women are just nutcatchers. All they're good for is a quick nut and then BAM we out."
"Guy1: Not wrong."
"Guy1: Dude, half of the girls at our school are pregnant and some of them already have children at home!"
"Guy2: I KNOW. They're just like...nutcatchers, man."
"Guy: Man she let me hit it raw."
"Guy1: I'd watch out bro she's a known nutcatcher!"
"A woman just had sex with me in an alley. That was no woman that was a nutcatcher!"
"Yooooo this 40-year-old nutcatcher is really trying to sucker some SIMP into taking care of her and 4 illegitimate kids!"
"Guy1: Not wrong."
"Guy1: Dude, half of the girls at our school are pregnant and some of them already have children at home!"
"Guy2: I KNOW. They're just like...nutcatchers, man."
"Guy: Man she let me hit it raw."
"Guy1: I'd watch out bro she's a known nutcatcher!"
"A woman just had sex with me in an alley. That was no woman that was a nutcatcher!"
"Yooooo this 40-year-old nutcatcher is really trying to sucker some SIMP into taking care of her and 4 illegitimate kids!"
nutcatcher by beyourownhypeman January 18, 2019
Naycation
A summer spent without a vacation. Naycations have become increasingly popular since the 2000s, due to the economic recession. Naycations are usually confused with staycations, but they are different due to with staycations one usually just does things in their own town, and during naycations you just stay inside your home.
Comes from 'nay' meaning no, and 'cation' as in va'cation', thus: Naycation.
Comes from 'nay' meaning no, and 'cation' as in va'cation', thus: Naycation.
Person 1: Hey! Where are you going this summer?
Person 2: My mom says money's tight right now, so we're just gonna have a naycation.
Person 1: Aw, man. That sucks! Me and the fam are going to Paris.
Person 2: My mom says money's tight right now, so we're just gonna have a naycation.
Person 1: Aw, man. That sucks! Me and the fam are going to Paris.
Naycation by Lee Anna Marks June 14, 2009
Narcata
Narcata by Mr. Steal Your Girl April 21, 2015
Netcation
net·ca·tion, n.
1. A period of time devoted to pleasure, rest, or relaxation away from the internet. Similar to vacation but from the daily internet life.
2. A fixed period of holidays from the internet, especially one away from major message boards, forums, chat programs, internet message relay systems and chain letters.
3. A technological stress free holiday.
1. A period of time devoted to pleasure, rest, or relaxation away from the internet. Similar to vacation but from the daily internet life.
2. A fixed period of holidays from the internet, especially one away from major message boards, forums, chat programs, internet message relay systems and chain letters.
3. A technological stress free holiday.
"I reached my breaking point, ted. There were 12 msn conversations open, 178 chain letters unread in my inbox and the forums were being flooded with new responses to my posts by the minute, I simply needed a netcation."
Netcation by Evans Adrian August 9, 2006
natecat
Someone whose sheer awkwardness exceeds the standards of normal human interaction (especially when in the presence of females); a person who enters frequently into battles and exaggerates the outcomes, also to awkward extremes.
Person 1: "I was going to hook up with that fat chick but she got attacked by Big Foot so I wasn't able to do it.
Person 2: "You're such a little natecat."
Person 2: "You're such a little natecat."
natecat by reelbiggecko August 30, 2011
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