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Nubbin': (Also known as afterpain) Is an intense nuckle punch leading to severe pain or handicap after about 10 seconds of receiving the nubbin'.

A nubbin' is given by bending the middelfinger and the index finger and preferably punching the recipient in the shoulder, all though most other boney places should give the same effect.
Nina: Guess what i have i my hands!

Anna: i dont know, what?

Nina: NUBBIN'S!!!

Anna: HA! That didn't even hurt

Nina: Wait for iiittt.....

Anna: AAAAAAHH GODDAMNIT

Nina: Theeere we go.
Nubbin' by Nubbin411 January 17, 2013
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A third Nipple
"Holy shit! you have a nubbin!!"
Nubbin by Anonymous October 28, 2003
In England, a nubbin is a clitoris.
Sometimes referred to as pleasure nubbin.
Lisa Riley's pleasure nubbin is the size of a plum.
Nubbin by chris1h1 July 15, 2005
When two women run clitoris’ together in a swift like manner or fashion. The nub being the bean. With an end result of sexual stimulation.
Erin and Chelsea love nubbin.
Nubbin by Nubberz March 1, 2018
third nipple as in more than two
do you like my nubbin? Groovy init!
nubbin by Katy and Louise April 21, 2006
the little nub in the center of most laptop computers that acts as a mouse.
"Hey guys! Check out my new computer! Who wants to touch my nubbin?"
nubbin by Kid Aqua January 6, 2008
1. A small stunted ear of corn.

2. A small stunted or projecting part.
It's not a nipple, it's not the clit, it's anything small you morons. Don't believe me? Look it up in a "real" dictionary.
nubbin by a-non-e-mouse January 31, 2005
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