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Opposite of slang term 'night night. which is short for Goodnight. So in this case 'ning, is short for Good morning.
More used in conversations that occur between Midnight til 6 am for example.
"i hope you do good on your test later,have a good sleep,ning. "
"Alright have a nice rest,ciao, ning ning,sleep tight " (instead of night night )
Ning by Mimi&Mimi October 14, 2011
really awesomely jaw-droppingly hectically good when even Nang, hectic, boooohh!, boom, large, raaaaaaah, rowdy and GET IN! won't do. the ultimate expression of superlative excitement.
"Shit, bruv. there's a kiddy here at the door who says you've just won lottery! AND a saucy postcard from Beyonce sayin' she wants a piece of ya! oh and a telegram from the vatican! they've made you pope."

"-Ning"
ning by riddimrak June 14, 2005
Chinese word meaning "serenity," not "peace" as the social networking site of the same name claims. Also, a very common proper unisex Chinese name.
Li Ning is a famous Chinese gymnast and entrepreneur.
Ning by ChouChouPangPang August 23, 2011
"What's up you ning"
"Well that's a pile of ning"
"Your such a ninger"
"I'll punch you in the ning"
"Ning off!"
Ning by ning-anator September 12, 2009
A group of girls who hate offshore and throw busses.
“God that Shan is such a Ning, she’s going to throw a bus at Callum!”
“Ellie! Stop being a Ning!”
“Chels! Harvey doesn’t want to be hit with a bus you Ning!”
“Katie and Millie are such Ning’s! They hate Offshore!”
Ning by Chels Richards October 4, 2018
the version of Facebook that is not blocked on school computers.
I am going to Ning it up during class today!
Ning me and we will talk.
Lets go ninging!
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Usage:
* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”

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