Ninyo
A highly intelligent person with various talents and a excellent taste in all aspects. Ninyo is the antonym to Didiot-a brainless amish peon.
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Ninomae Ina'nis by Rimuru Tempest February 28, 2021
ninoed
1. Looks like you're going to win a sports bet, but suddenly you get screwed at the end of the game.
2. When you quit your job after working less than a week. (approximately 15 hours)
2. When you quit your job after working less than a week. (approximately 15 hours)
1. man 1: "DUDE! The Raiders were going to win that game"
man 2: "I know! I just got ninoed"
2. Dude, he only started working here a few days ago and he already quit! He totally ninoed!
man 2: "I know! I just got ninoed"
2. Dude, he only started working here a few days ago and he already quit! He totally ninoed!
ninoed by Marley11742 December 9, 2012
nincontinent
A medical condition that causes people to not realise they have a bladder problem in the middle of the dance floor. Exacerbated by the use of glow sticks, glow bracelets and other luminescent evening wear.
Take a look at Janet glowing over there on the dance floor making a runner for the powder room. She's so nincontinent.
nincontinent by Vinny the Poohlet. December 15, 2011
niño rata
Niño rata is an insult used by Spanish speakers. It can be translate as rat kid. The original meaning of niño rata was the spanish equivalent to squeaker. However, in these days it is use to insult any young kid in general, regardless if (s)he is or not speaking via microphone, or even if (s)he is annoying or not. People that call kids by that way tend to relate them with games like Minecraft, Call of Duty or similars because it is believed that niños ratas love that games. Regardless the old that the word is, mexicans and argentians (specially the last ones) keep using the insult and tend to say it in English as rat kid, despite it is actually squeaker.
Niño rata can be also shortened as rata. Though it can sounds ambiguous.
Niño rata can be also shortened as rata. Though it can sounds ambiguous.
Random Kid: alguien que juegue minecraft??? (Somebody plays Minecraft?)
Random Adult: hey vete a come queso a otra parte niño rata jaja (Hey, get out to eat cheese in other place, niño rata. Haha.)
Random Adult: hey vete a come queso a otra parte niño rata jaja (Hey, get out to eat cheese in other place, niño rata. Haha.)
niño rata by The guy himself March 25, 2019
nincomshit
nincomshit by ceeteemn April 4, 2009
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