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Nostalge 

The action of seeking out media from ones past, specifically their childhood, for the purpose of remembering those times; to feel nostalgia.
I'm going to binge Dexter's Lab later just to nostalge a bit.
Nostalge by wakethewinds August 26, 2018
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nostalge 

nostalge (verb) /ˈnɒs.tælʒ/
To emotionally time-travel into your past with such intensity that it feels more vivid than the present. Often triggered by old songs, smells, photos, or memories that hit way too hard.

→ A combo of “nostalgia” + “indulge.” Not just missing the past — living in it for a while.
“I started nostalging so hard over my childhood summers and forgot I had to buy some fruits from the shop.”
or
“Today I nostalged so hard over my childhood summers and forgot I had a meeting in 5 minutes.”
or
“I absolutely love to nostalge over my childhood summers and then I forget everything that's going on around me.”
or
“She was nostalging so hard over 2010 Bollywood music, she made a full playlist and cried.”

nostalgia high 

n. A sustained level of euphoria induced by recalling events or listening to music that remind oneself of past experiences.
Man, I got such a great nostalgia high listening to this Third Eye Blind Album last night.
nostalgia high by aguthrie October 5, 2009

Nostalgia Nut 

When you're jerking off to porn and realize you've seen the video before leading to you remembering the time you blew your load to it.
"Whoa..."

"What's wrong Neo?"

"I think I jerked it to this porno when I was younger."

"You remember jacking off to it?"

"Yea...what a nostalgia nut."

"Sick dude, let's blow each other again."
The remebrance of a good time or event that makes you happy.
remembring the past.
1. Atari makes me feel nostalgia. i remember playing it when i was only 7 years old!
2. i remember that! good times...
Nostalgia by jatworks July 19, 2013

nostalgia attack 

Having a strong urge to go back to the past or wanting to do something suddenly that reminds you of your past.
nostalgia attack by celebritystatus November 19, 2016

Nostalgic 

An item or anything that brings back good memories
Wow the Teletubbies gives me nostalgic moments of happiness
Nostalgic by Littleaussiesheila January 9, 2018
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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