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The title you are given when you are beyond cool. The term was famous in the 2005 where it was named after a youth idol which have been known throughout most of Asia and Western countries.
1. Hey i heard that kid in our year is a total Nofster.
2. I really want to be a Nofster when I grow up.
3. Of coarse he's awesome, he's a Nofster!
4. I heard there'll be heaps of Nofsters at the party tonight.
5. You're lame. Be a Nofster for once!
Nofster by MNauf September 21, 2010
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A combintion of "Norman" and the suffix "trickster". A weeb, a game addict, and a sweaty gamer.
You little Norster, get back to work.
norster by NotNorster August 23, 2022
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Someone who noms a lot.
a nomming monster.
"omnomnom... "
"Woah that nomster just ate all the cookies!"
Nomster by NomsterNomster February 27, 2009
What you call a person who has switched the N and M keys on a keyboard.
Person 1: I came to the office early to switch as many M and N keys as possible.

Person 2: You nomster!
Nomster by JustSomeHotJuicyMemes August 9, 2020
A Network Support Engineer working within a NOC (Network Operations Center).
Nocsters focus on layer 1/2 outages whereas NOC Engineers focus on layer 3 outages.
Nocster by DreamerBrian~ February 9, 2013
One who does not associate with the scene community. Easily confused with a halfster.
That guy wearing khaki shorts, loafers, a polo, and a simple silver cross necklace (not ironically!) is a total nonster.
nonster by Adam and May June 22, 2007
a Nomster is a monster that likes to eat (or a kid that likes to eat!).
nom nom nomster
Nomster by Nomster02 May 19, 2021
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