nov

Coming from the Spanish words "novio/novia", meaning "boyfriend, girlfriend", nov is a shortened way of referring to a loved one or someone special.

Can be used loosely as a noun (most often), verb, and even adjective.

"I missed nov today."

"What a nov."

"Not a very nov thing to do."

"Nov one like nov."

by novforever April 1, 2015

NOV

North of Vag. A term coined by one of Jim Wendler's friends. Being north of vag means not being a pussy and getting things done.

I stopped reading Men's Health and started using 5/3/1 to train so I am now officially NOV!

by Oldmerovingian May 25, 2012

Nov

A word used to make me win scrabble

Me: Nov is a word!
Them: No its not!
Me: It is now, google it!
Me: ~ wins game ~

by Sjneejxifbwnakxjc December 16, 2021

nov

some one is novice in actions that they do.

Your so nov.

by Anonymous June 9, 2003

nov

One who is, at any given moment, in the state or condition of being a novice. Can be used as a noun or an adjective.

That assclown who tried to pick a fight with me was such a nov.

This party is so nov, let's go somewhere better and rage.

by Schlomo May 13, 2005

Nov

Nov: respectfully declining someone's request. The origin comes from saying "no" and showing the peace sign with two fingers. It means "no man, but peace and love".

The "No" part comes from the word "no.

The "v" part represents the two fingers in a peace sign.

Dude 1 : "Yo man, give me all your fill in blank

Dude 2 : "Nov, man. Nov."

Use "Nov" to respectfully decline a request or to disagree with someone's argument.

by K-Blow32 August 31, 2010

Nov

National wear a hoodie day

If you have a boyfriend take theirs if your single get yourself a hoodie 😁

Girl-“it’s November 5 you know what that means”
Boy-“aw man”

by The girl-xoxo November 4, 2019