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A fried potato pancake confection that appears to be a Jewish latka commonly eaten on Hanukkah, but is, in fact, not a latka. Latkas are only made of grated potatoes with eggs, a little milk, flour or matzo meal and baking powder, fried up in a pan using, typically, shmaltz or oil. Anything else is a notka. Examples of notkas include American hash-browns, Irish boxty, British tattie fish, Korean gamja-jeon, Polish placki, and Swedish rarakor.
The whole family was at my bubbe's house for Hanukkah and this shiksa my cousin is dating brought some soggy potatoes that looked like hash-browns. They were total notkas.
Notka by Zek J. Evets December 19, 2017
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When you wake up in the morning and someone starts talking about your exploits after a hard vodka drinking night with encouragement, you say "Notka!"
Vladimir: We begin the morning as we ended the night. I cannot believe you were able to avoid arrest last night.
Ivan: Notka! Have you buried the hooker yet?
notka by von groovy June 5, 2017
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NOTAFLOF 

NOTAFLOF is an acronym that means No One Turned Away For Lack Of Funds. It means that an event or service is sliding scale or "pay what you can" and that no one will be rejected if they can't pay.
Sam, "I wanna go to the show this week but I'm totally broke." Dean, "Nah, it's cool, it's NOTAFLOF at the door."
NOTAFLOF by zuchinno September 7, 2016
A way of saying "okay" when you really don't mean it or don't even agree with it at all.
Bob: "Let's go and see the new »Star Wars» movie!"
Connie: "Nokay."
nokay by Burt Milhorse Eriksson April 17, 2021
A popular internet character who serves as a role model for many.
Teacher: Who is this notato
Student: A popular internet character
Teacher: From where?
Student: From heaven.
Notato by Nerdmind May 8, 2021
Purposely combining "No" and "Okay" for the sake of confuse people. It's especially useful when you don't know if you want to agree to something or not.
Person 1: Would you like some soda?
Person 2: Nokay!
Person 1: ...Nokay? So is that a yes or a no?
Person 2: Exactly.
Nokay by Samurai Echidna. November 23, 2017

Nookazon 

Let’s go buy a villager in [Nookazon.)
Nookazon by crak head boi July 11, 2020
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countrypolitan 

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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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