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Newc is a shortened word for the savory beer "Newcastle." An English imported brown ale with a honey sweet taste and a perfectly refined after-taste. Truely the most gorgeous colored beer and never too thick or too light.
"hey dude hand me a newc"
newc by spencer from san diego April 18, 2009
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(n) shorthand fratboy slang for Newcastle Brown Ale, perhaps the most disgusting of all beverages with the good fortune to be called ales. A beverage for retarded teenagers who have never tasted california microbrew, think hops are what you have when you can jump high, and who fancy themselves sophisticated beer drinkers for having a 21-year-old older brother who pocketed 7 extra dollars from the $20 bill he was given to "pick up a twelver of imports", and now have the mistaken assumption that they are above those who drink cheap American domestic lagers, and are not drinking a watery, flavorless piss beer.
I puked my guts out all over my foosball table after drinking 2 Newcs. I don't remember this stuff tasting this awful. I'm going to bed.
Newc by Abel Rely June 15, 2011

Newcastle Brown Ale

The greatest of Ales, with one of the nicest initial tastes and after tastes known in the beer drinking community. Also is Clint Eastwoods favourite beer.
In England, we drink Newcastle Brown Ale.

newcastle emlyn 

Small town/village in West Wales UK, that somehow, against all the odds, remains human, friendly and welcoming. You'll hear Welsh spoken just about everywhere by locals and not just by pretentious, crachach-welsh-wannabe-shit-heads from Cardiff. Some great pubs with great real ale, all in easy staggering distance of each other; so not just mass produced crap served to chavs, that drives you mental (which we hope they will continue serving to chavs, of course).
Sheep & cattle auction right next to the main street; how cool is that? Most locals have abandoned fashion in favour of having a life. Cool hippie shops and cafs galore.
Newcastle Emlyn; lets hope the English don't ruin it.

diolch o galon

Newcomb College 

Oldest degree granting women's college in the country. Part of Tulane University of New Orleans, Louisiana. Tulane Uiversity used Hurricane Katrina as an excuss to close this 119 year old institution, inventing monetary excuses to combine Newcomb College and the men's college Tulane College.
Newcomb College is known for their destinctive pottery style.
Newcomb College by leehcar September 17, 2006

Newcastle Ontario 

A small hick town in the middle of the boonies. 45 minutes from Toronto. Best thing in town is Tim Hortons. Or getting high.

Newcastle United 

A proud footballing club from the port city of Newcastle in the north East of England.

Playing their home games at the massive 52,000 all seater stadium "St. James' Park" they have enjoyed top flight football for a long time.

Newcastle United is home to the player with the most ammount of goals in the Priemiership ever. Alan Shearer.

The clubs nickname is "The magpies" They play in Black and white. They are offcially the most powerful club in the North East, casting the likes of minnows Sunderland and Hartlepool in to shadow.
Newcastle United 5 - 0 Manchester United, 1996.
Newcastle United by ruffle November 13, 2005
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