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Nerdature 

Books everyone reads but no one over 16 will admit to. You know you're reading nerdataure when you remove the bookcover before reading in public. The lures of nerdature are the magical characters, fantasy lands, and epic journeys.
"I'm going to create a library in the corner of my room with Dragon Lands, Lord of the Rings, and the Harry Potter books." - Jason
"Dude, you will go no chicks once they see that nerdature." - Jimmy
Nerdature by Loul Deng January 7, 2008
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neature walk 

The act of going on a walk and experiencing the neat things of nature.
Person 1: Wanna go walk around the block?
Person 2: Nah man, let's go on a neature walk!
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Is a combination of the words neat and nature. Best used to describe how neat nature is.
Going for a neature walk is one of the neatest things to do.

Here's a neature nugget: Early settlers thought pine cones were actually tree poop. If they stepped on it they would say, "oh no, I got tree poop on my toostie!" That fact was proven wrong in 1940 by Doctor Samuel Beckington. How neat is that?
Neature by zoobird June 21, 2021
As nurturing, but by a nerdy parental type. Entertainment has a stronger focus on intellectual and technical skills instead of physical activity and sports.
(via Adam Carolla at ComicCon to MC Frontalot) What do you think are the key ingredients of nerd? ... Is it nature or nerdture?
nerdture by Avandor July 24, 2010

nerditude 

A quantitative measure of the magnitude of a person's combined nerd qualities.

A measurement of just how nerdy a person really is.
"I don't know if I can bring myself to play World of Warcraft, it tests the limits of my nerditude."

"Inventing a new word to describe how nerdy people are is the mark of true nerditude."
nerditude by Bonomini September 2, 2007

nerdstered 

A phenomenon resulting from an attempt to pass off a fallacious story as factual, only to subsequently have the story proven wrong, resulting in exhibited defensiveness, bitterness and embarrassment on the part of the teller of said false story.

Synonym: PWNT
The term was derived from the following thread (created by a poster names "nerdster") on the NC State message boards:
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=178&f=2535&t=2721704

Note the weak attempts at insulting those who are laughing at the expense of him having "nerdstered" himself throughout the thread.
nerdstered by The Herlihy Boy October 20, 2008

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.
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You met me at a very Chinese time in my life

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