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Norv is a word sprung up from the swedish word korv which means sausage. In the middle ages when people was poor they made sausage of other things as cabbage. Some scientists and researchers mean that they took away the first letter of korv to show it was not a real korv, just a norv. And the meaning of norv has later on spread to the Nordic countries as Finland where it is said that they make "Lördagsnorv" which means Saturday sausages.
Could we please have norv to breakfast today. It really is a blast with scrambled eggs and tomato juice.
Norv by Pertyjons March 10, 2018
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norview high school 

School where varsity’s football team get hype before the game and loses after, boys expose females, females play games, and no school can compete with the pilots
Varsity Football team: we bout to work hard and get this Dub

Norview high school : nah
norview high school by Norview November 6, 2019
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A very smart , tall , funny , good personality and can sometimes be a bitch. Prone to jealousy. Dont mess with a norvin ;)
"NORVIN U SUCK"
*throat gets slit*
Norvin by gayovercookedpotato August 31, 2019

norvagina 

Sexy norwegian girl. Also could be used for general scandinavian hot chick.
Oslo in the summer has a lot of hot norvaginas walking around in the streets.
norvagina by vugluskr September 20, 2010
1. Having the incredible ability, or talent to lose close games, even when you previously had the lead throughout the first three quarters.

2. Being the exact opposite of clutch.
When the Chargers lost a Monday Night football game, with a 24-0 lead at halftime, they were Norved.

The Chargers were Norved, when the Ravens were able to convert a crucial 4th and 29.
Norved by Fire Norv December 8, 2012

Norvilled 

In the area of Human Resources, if you have an outgoing employee who is either loved

and/or cared for a great deal, or they are unbearable, and you have someone who is not quite available yet who fits the bill perfectly, you hire an employee temporarily not telling them that their position is temporary, wherein they bear the brunt of disdain and bad feelings of friends, fans, or fellow employees and is fired on some trumped up charge to get the final or “permanent” projected employee.
This is named after the famous dynamic between beloved morning anchor Jane Pauley leaving her post on the Today show, replaced with the hapless pawn Deborah Norville, who took all the slings, arrows, hatred and derision from the public, forcing her OUT of the position, only to be replaced by Katie Couric waiting in the wings. Have YOU ever been “Norvilled”?
Norvilled by OmegaRat1 May 2, 2012
1. Contraction for "Norv Turner", currently the head coach of the cratering San Diego Chargers. Used to describe the pinnacle of dysfunctional head coaching abilities conversationally.

2. They've been Norved, e.g. cursed by several years of bad luck Murphy's Law, or just plain pathetic.

3. Norving, the act of being Norved. See FUBAR and AJ Smithed.
His team was beaten so badly, they must have been norved from the initial kickoff.

The norving is strong in that one, Luke.

All norved up beyond recognition.
norved by fujikawa October 17, 2007
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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