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pit-nicking
To steal one small, not very valuable (in terms of money) thing out of a whole bunch of the things in a very 'sneaky'(ish) way, and then do it again and again from different bunches of things that belong to different people or groups because they won't notice if one of the things is gone and it won't really impact them in any way. Like going on a walk and stealing one flower from each yard to make a bouquet instead of stealing a bunch of flowers form one yard because no one will notice if one flower is gone and it makes you feel mischievous and sneaky in a delightful kind of way. (created and thought up by Aurora Aksnes (AURORA); found in a triple j interview)
"I went pit-nicking for a bouquet of flowers." "I pit-nicked some candy from the pantry while I was at my best friend's house."
"I've enjoyed a bit of pit-nicking in my life. I love stealing flowers from other people's gardens." - Aurora Aksnes
"I've enjoyed a bit of pit-nicking in my life. I love stealing flowers from other people's gardens." - Aurora Aksnes
pit-nicking by jade the bubble eye goldfish October 14, 2021
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Nickosee
1.) Adjective, British slang. A modern-day phenomenon, often used to describe a mix of quirky, strange, flamboyant, oblivious, annoying, excitable, and idiosyncratic behaviour. Physical appearance can often be classed as nickosee, particularly lankey, awkward, or elaborate in nature.
Invented in North West London, England, nickosee is often misunderstood, and only a handful of individuals understand its true meaning. The concept was invented by an individual called Sam, when he witnessed his cousin frantically dancing when they were both 6 years old. She fell over, looking hot, embarrassed, and exposing her knickers. Sam exclaimed to his family "Urgh she's all knickers-ey!". The word then mutated into nickosee, and is commonly used in the North West London area by a select few people. Recent findings have shown it to have spread to an elite number in Leeds and beyond.
The word nickosee can be shortened to nik.
Invented in North West London, England, nickosee is often misunderstood, and only a handful of individuals understand its true meaning. The concept was invented by an individual called Sam, when he witnessed his cousin frantically dancing when they were both 6 years old. She fell over, looking hot, embarrassed, and exposing her knickers. Sam exclaimed to his family "Urgh she's all knickers-ey!". The word then mutated into nickosee, and is commonly used in the North West London area by a select few people. Recent findings have shown it to have spread to an elite number in Leeds and beyond.
The word nickosee can be shortened to nik.
1.) "Spreading your toes out is so nickosee!"
2.) John had his tongue out in order to concentrate, epitomising nickosee behaviour.
3.) Peanut butter is too nik!
2.) John had his tongue out in order to concentrate, epitomising nickosee behaviour.
3.) Peanut butter is too nik!
Nickosee by George Payne April 10, 2008
Nickolee
Sweet, kind and full of life. If you know a Nickolee she will be there for you in any situation. She will counsel and walk you through any part of life. Nickolee is strong willed and very opinionated. She will let you know what is on her mind. If you don't want to know, don't ask Nickolee. But it will all be out of love. Nickolee is great!!
Nickolee
Nicknackatory
An adjective used to emphasize the appeal of a small, worthless object that you still buy because you can't help yourself.
EX: A paper weight in the shape of corn, or a fridge magnet that says "live, love, laugh."
EX: A paper weight in the shape of corn, or a fridge magnet that says "live, love, laugh."
MOM: Hey. Check this out! it's so interesting.
ME: Oh wow, it's very Nicknackatory.
MOM: What does that mean?
ME: It's an adjective used to describe small worthless objects.
MOM: Hey this isn't worthless, i'm going to buy it.
ME: You're gonna regret it later but ok...
ME: Oh wow, it's very Nicknackatory.
MOM: What does that mean?
ME: It's an adjective used to describe small worthless objects.
MOM: Hey this isn't worthless, i'm going to buy it.
ME: You're gonna regret it later but ok...
Nicknackatory by CrashBox May 25, 2020
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