Nechin
A: That guy's suit really shows off his sweet nechin!
B: Chaz Bono's chin strap beard really accentuates his nechin.
B: Chaz Bono's chin strap beard really accentuates his nechin.
Nechin by TheBunnyHole March 11, 2012
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zebra necking by Zeebies March 18, 2014
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Nechin • Necking • neckin • nething • Nethindu • Nachino • nechia • necking it • necking on • niching
Tyler-necking
The act of forcing your arms behind your back whilst sticking head forward usually in confusion while stating ones point. The point is usually wrong and unprofessional
Tyler-necking by purplefrogman June 11, 2014
Rubber necking
To turn your head while passing by something/someone or someone/something is passing by you. Either slowly turning your head to track your eyes on the spectacle or to repeatedly turn your head to keep looking at it.
They slowed down to rubberneck at the car accident.
People have been rubber necking at me all day. Is my fly down or something?
People have been rubber necking at me all day. Is my fly down or something?
Rubber necking by eilan427 May 2, 2017
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necking on by tonkles April 2, 2015
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Muppet Necking by ledavinci May 29, 2018
rubber necking
The act of looking at something as you drive by. People do it when they come past an accident. Also tourists do it when they are observing the scenery when they are driving. It quite often causes traffic to slow down because the person looking generally slows down a bit to look out their window or windshield.
"That tourist in front of us is just rubber necking and causing this traffic jam."
"If that guy hadn't been rubber necking I wouldn't have been late for work."
"If that guy hadn't been rubber necking I wouldn't have been late for work."
rubber necking by IceWarm January 8, 2006
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
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