Nerd score 

Your level of nerdiness

Wow Jenna's nerd score is really high.

Nerd score by Awkwardpotato3 April 9, 2016

triple nerd score 

The "triple word score" in the game of Scrabble. Could also be used to insult someone if they've said something brainy/intelligent/uncommon.

Example 1:
Joe: Awesome! Triple word score on Scrabble!
Mark: Don't you mean, triple NERD score?

Example 2:
Anthony: It's true! Gewgaw is actually a word!
Sam & Lucy: TRIPLE NERD SCORE!!

triple nerd score by ras81992 March 9, 2008

nerdcore 

Any form of music that is made by nerds, for nerds, or about nerdly things. Nerdcore can be made in any style of music, but most people identify it in either its pop-punk or hip-hop forms. Although many people think the term "nerdcore" was made up by MC Frontalot, it has in fact been in use by rock bands for many years prior to Frontalot's use of the term.

Nerdcore should not be confused with bands that are simply stereotypically popular with nerds such as They Might Be Giants, DEVO, Ween, etc.

Musicians in this genre include (but are by no means limited to):
Rock:
Treephort
Nerf Herder
Warp 11
The Aquabats (definately moreso in their later albums)
The Phenomenauts (Mainly because of their pre-occupation with science)
The Mathematicians
MJ Hibbet

Hip-Hop:
MC Frontalot
MC Chris
MC Lars
MC Hawking
MC Paul Barman
Del Tha Funkee Homosapian (specifically on the "Deltron 3030" album)
Optimus Rhyme
The Lords Of The Rhymes

Electronic:
The NESkimos
The Laziest Men On Mars

Industrial:
Kompressor

Parody:
Weird Al

Did you go download the new Frontalot song? It's so nerdcore!

nerdcore by Mattersy May 28, 2005

nerdscreams 

A WOW term referring to the collective screams of joy, usually heard over voice chat, when a bunch of nerds, typically all in the same guild, defeat a high level "Boss." Also known as a wowgasm.

The resonating howls of nerdscreams filled the dork's computer room as SK Gaming shamelessly defeated M'uru in their world-first kill.

nerdscreams by kilroi June 20, 2008

Nerdcore 

A subgenre of Hip Hop mainly focusing on Video Games or movies. It began in the late 1990’s - early 2000’s

Notable Artists:
Teamheadkick- The Godfather of Nerdcore, or the Founder of Gamecore. Whatever you call them, Teamheadkick are undoubtedly one of the most well-known Nerdcore artists of all time, with their music being shown in Deadpool and Deadpool 2.

JT Music- One of the original Nerdcore artists, renown for their Minecraft Mob Raps and their Five Nights at Freddy’s Raps. They have inspired or even began the careers of several artists, including Rockit Gaming and NerdOut.

NerdOut- A notable Nerdcore band consisting of Ben Schuller, Tony Mitchell (NemRaps), and Jack Taylor, as well as many guests on their songs

FabvL- An artist mostly known as “The guy who did the Fortnite Rap Battle chorus,” however, he has made several of his own songs, many of them Fortnite-based.

The Living Tombstone- A Dubstep Nerdcore musician known for his Five Nights at Freddy’s songs. He rarely performs in his songs, opting to rather produce the music and allow other people a chance to test their vocal prowess.

Dan Bull- A British Nerdcore Rapper, known for his Skyrim and Assassin’s Creed songs. He is known as the “British Eminem”

Rockit Gaming- A Nerdcore artist team featured on the cover of OC Weekly. They consist of Vinny Newsom (Vinny Noose), Russell McKamey (Rockit), and several other producers, sponsors, and friends.

Did you hear about that Nerdcore artist, Daddyphatsnaps? He’s getting married soon.

Do you know who Dan Bull is? He’s one of the biggest faces in Nerdcore.

Nerdcore by Doctor Bosscus July 25, 2018

nerdcore 

A lifestyle that inpsired a genre of music which embraces nerd culture, a lifestyle that says you do not need to be ashamed of what you are, if you are a nerd, embrace it and stand proud, change for no one.

Music; Warp 11, Treephort, Nerf Herder

nerdcore by jljones83 ~*Nerdcore to tha core, rock on Mr. Sul October 18, 2003

nerdscure 

"Nerdscure" is a combination of the terms nerd and obscure. It is used when talking about something relatively obscure to the casual nerd or perhaps even a top tier nerd (in other words depending on what level of nerd one is or one is talking with). If some decently factual objective nerd material is presented and it comes from a flexing of ones nerd cache muscle and it is met with a puzzled expression on the other persons face (that you are talking with)... than that is quite possibly nerdscure. Either that or it is just very casual level nerd material and you all are just not nerd enough. In which case you need to go see your local nerd-shaman and follow the advice to get you back on track.

american old school, analog, gaming console, minimalist-primitive, graphics appreciator 1 who plays atari 2600: Where's the CD-i, Amiga CD 32, FM Towns Marty and Apple Bandai Pippin? (I think my nerd is showing...)

american old school, analog, gaming console, minimalist-primitive, graphics appreciator 2 who plays atari 2600:

Oh ok wow tht FM Towns Marty was exclusively for the jap market. Very interesting nerdscure material. Well nerdscure for me i guess. I lost interest in video gaming after 1990.

nerdscure by the growling moogs de dentron July 26, 2010