Nebby

1. Used Mainly in The Pittsburgh Area.
To be Nosy, snoopy, inquisitive, annoying.
(AkaNeb-Shitting, Neb-Shit,Neb-Nose)

1. Bobby-jo quit bein so nebby and get me a pop.
2. Amanda quit Neb-shittin around and grab one of dem der Ahrn City Beers.

by Amanda23Rose June 11, 2008

Nebby

To be nosey

A word from the Greater Pittsburgh

Laura so so nebby, she is aslways getting in trouble for it too.

by Katie D May 18, 2005

Nebby

To be nosy.

Gina sure is nebby. She is always getting into my business.
Possible origin: Root word Neb means beak or similar protrusion from the head. Neb nose is also a term with the same meaning as nebby. Therefore a Nebby neb nose is always poking his/her "beak" where it shouldn't be.

by Cristina Staszel December 25, 2003

Nebby

A character in Pokémon Sun and Moon.

One of the main characters, Lillie, has a Cosmog named Nebby. Nebby keeps escaping out of Lillie's bag, to her dismay.

Nebby has become a meme, especially with the popularity of Reddit's /r/nebbyinthebag skyrocketing.

Lillie: "Get in the bag, Nebby!"
Nebby: "Pew!"

by Paintspot Infez December 24, 2016

Nebby

Nosy. Most common usage in the Pittsburgh metro. Possible origin: derived from "neighborly," but since the connotation was negative, the pronunciation was distorted to indicate this.

"Sure is a lot of noise coming from our neighbors' house. You want to go over and be nebby with me?"

by Martha Jordan June 13, 2003

Nebby

Common slang in Pittsburgh. Means to be "nosey", poking into other people's business. It's derived from Old English neb, a bird's beak. Related to nib, the fountain pen tip that's shaped like a bird's beak. To be nebby is to be continuously poking around, exploring, as a bird does. Related Pittsburghese includes neb-nose and neb-shit.

I wouldn't keep that ring in your dresser drawer. You know how nebby she is.

by rubyrichard September 17, 2015

Nebby

"Nebby" is the Yiddish slang for "dorky". There is an entry before this under "nebbish" and the person wrote that it came from Hebrew. This is a common mistake, however, "nebby/nebbish" is proudly Yiddish.

I went to synagogue yesterday and all that was left over were the nebby 40-year-old guys.

by Avital August 27, 2006