Nerve, neRve, nervE

Nerve, neRve, nervE

Nerve, neRve, nervE

by SuelTameOresuTeMato April 27, 2025

some nerve

"some nerve" is used to describe people that have a lot of balls, guts, or nuts to ask or do something. It usually is used in a negative light.

For example: A homeless house guest that has been given a lot of gifts, a truck, a house of their own, and a job has "some nerve" to ask for more.

Homeless House guest: Thanks for the truck, house, job, and new clothes.

Hostess: Your welcome, I'm glad I could assist.

Homeless House guest: Before I move out into that new house with the new car you gave me, what happened to the birthday gifts you were going to give me?

Hostess: You have some nerve asking for more things when it's clear I have given you a lot.

by uptowncharter December 24, 2012

get on my last nerve

Means when you are ready to lose your temper

You are about to get on my last nerve if you keep asking stupid questions.

by JudiiIvashkov-Black February 28, 2014

nerve racking

describes something that is difficult to do and causes a lot of worry for the person involved in it.

My AP exam was the most nerve-racking thing I've ever experienced.

by Disorder13 August 13, 2005

hit a nerve

A sore point or sensitive subject

Jack: I like your girlfriend
Billy: Don't talk to her, ever!
Jack: Aww...what did I do? Did i hit a nerve?

by priosho September 13, 2010

Brake nerve

When someone is braking while driving for what looks like for no reason, we can only attribute this as a side effect of picking their nose so hard and deep that they hit their "brake nerve".

"What's this fucker doing? He must have hit his brake nerve."

by Returnofthelivingshelly September 9, 2016

optic nerve blocking

To block someone or something from your field of vision, meaning to not hear or see that thing until requested off.

John:Did you see Lenny today?

Clint: Nah, I used my optic nerve blocking to ignore that loser!

by YOUR SQUIP May 5, 2019