Noticeworthy 

A person, place, or thing given credit for setting the standard. Someone, somewhere, or something worthy of notice.

"Yo, Jay's been doing big things; his parties are banging. He's definitely Noticeworthy."

Noticeworthy by HailNatalie April 13, 2014

noteworthys 

A group of homosexual men who enjoy naked wrestling while singing a variety of a cappella songs. These individuals attend west morris central in long valley, NJ and tend to inter date. Requirements include, but are not limited to: short, asian, feminine, and/or hairy.

"Morning anouncements: There will be a Noteworthys meeting today after school. Clothing is optional."

noteworthys by Rufino April 27, 2007

Re-noteworthy

adjective
highly significant, important, or worth remembering, likely because it is happening for a second time or echoing a past event.

adjective
a polite-sounding or subtle insult for imitated or otherwise unoriginal work.

adjective
wholesomely reminiscent of a childhood memory like a favorite cartoon, or comforting snack

etymology
re (prefix) - again, anew, repetition
noteworthy (adjective) - remarkable, significant, important
I came across a post with a premise that alludes too heavily to a spoiler, and to acknowledge it without alerting the spoiler police, I made this! ("That's a re-noteworthy redraw for sure")

P.S. You can also use this word if someone brings up a spoiler-heavy narrative parallel, a recycled fan theory, or a suspicious piece of 'inspired' media to acknowledge it without being too explicit/spoiler-y.

1. That bed fort fanart is highly re-noteworthy to anyone who has unlocked the character's good ending.

2. "Mike... that is certainly a re-noteworthy campaign..." Gemma winced, because Jane had done a similar one for Happy Lemon last quarter.

3. Finding that exact brand of neon-colored jelly cups at the local store was a completely re-noteworthy moment.

Re-noteworthy by HappyLemonSMMegamall July 6, 2026