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nerd-out: 1) verb. To overindulge in computer related activity.
2) noun. An event marked by wanton computer usage or kindred digital activity.
1) Turn-off that computer and stop nerding-out!
2) Sorry I can't, I am in the middle of a major nerd-out.
nerd-out by Marcus Macdonald May 23, 2008
nerd-out: 1) verb. To overindulge in obsessive, computer related activity.
2) noun. An event marked by wanton computer usage or kindred digital activity.
1) Turn-off that computer and stop nerding-out!
2) Sorry I can't, I am in the middle of a major nerd-out.
nerd-out by Marcus Macdonald May 24, 2008

nerd out 

To avoid a fun or risky activity in order to get some extra studying done.
dude a: "bro, we're gonna base-jump off the Brooklyn bridge and then shark-dive with white killers! are you in??? "

dude b: "sorry brother, I think i'm gonna NERD OUT today. I have a midterm exam tomorrow".

nerd out 

i am going to go nerd out for a bit.
nerd out by kuges June 11, 2006

Nerd Out 

A Nerd Out is when you deep dive a subject beyond normal reason, or common knowledge.

Often this is in an attempt to learn or simply to try to understand the topic at its roots.
Ex: After getting into podcasts, I would nerd out on the subject for days and I found out they used to be called audioblogs, but the name changed after the advent of the iPod.
Nerd Out by nmo.ninja February 26, 2021

Nerd Out 

To passionately study a topic beyond reason or common knowledge. You can nerd out about Shoes, Mars, or Zelda and know facts that even the most dedicated fan doesn’t know.
I can’t help but Nerd Out on marvel movies; go back and read related comic book arcs, spend hours on Wikipedia and watch every morsel of behind the scenes and making of content.
Nerd Out by Nmo.patman February 26, 2021
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