Nawsea 

Meaning that's cute. Comes from Naww meaning sweet.

It can be used in general convosaiton to express a like for an action of someone or something

Oh your soo pretty!!

Nawsea. You are too kind!!

Nawsea by Sister Mitchelin Man May 28, 2013

Nauseating 

The accepted definition of nauseating is that it is an adjective meaning causing or liable to cause a feeling of nausea or disgust. What it really means, though, is something or someone has provoked a feeling of disgust so repulsive that you need to vomit so badly that it becomes the sole reason for your existence. The vomiting that occurs is so violent that at the end of it you are sure that your testicles are now on the top of your head and your arsehole has moved up to join your eyeballs.

“The stench was truly nauseating.”

Nauseating by AKACroatalin November 29, 2015

narsearchism 

The act of thoroughly and repeatedly Googling ones self.

Brian is constantly plugging his name into the computers search engines to see how much information is out there about him. Total Narsearchism. I guess he wants to be a celebrity.

narsearchism by LCat October 3, 2013

nasean 

the boy who always keeps a smile on everybody's face at whatever coast has a Big Heart and will make you laugh over and over

Hey Look its NaSean

nasean by TherealUrbanKing December 20, 2016

nawshaba 

She may not be like the one with jaw dropping figure but it's her mere presence around you that help you explore the best of yourself and go gaga over her uniqueness and simplicity that makes her beautiful.
But just do not mess with her, you will see her worse.

1. "Oh! Nawshaba just left and i miss her already... She makes everything look so simple! God! I love her..."

2. Most people tuck tail and run when they encounter an angry Nawshaba...

nawshaba by Mr. Centrifuge October 27, 2018

nawmean 

Slang for "Know what I mean?"

Shit, that's dope, nawmean?

nawmean by Fleensucksthecack October 14, 2003

tedium ad nauseam 

Tedium ad nauseam is the deathly boring combination of tedium (Latin for boredom) and ad nauseam (another Latin term used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea ).

Cub reporter Gwyneth experienced a severe case of tedium ad nauseam when she was assigned by her newspaper to cover the speeches of Senator Harley "Windbag" Bottomsworth.

tedium ad nauseam by beansforbreakfast July 20, 2019