Neez
My neez hurt
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neez by Melissakills August 18, 2006
Neez
Derived from the slang phrase "Taiwanese Neeega". Means ghetto, 'bad', cool, or messed up. Generally an all purpose exclaimatory.
Neez by Twumanator June 6, 2003
Neez Duts
Neez Duts by Gamerboi7373 December 28, 2022
Beez Neez
When something is so awesome that normal nerdography can't describe it. It's so fire that it's not just Beez, it's straight Beez Neez.
Beez Neez by SeWOLF and RockST3R January 17, 2008
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