Nurddle

This is often what happens in a band or music class. If the musicians have no had enough time to practice, or have been slacking off, the instructor/teacher might assign them time to nurddle. Nurddle: the act of playing an instrument aloud without structure, (ie) playing by yourself, not with others. Nurddling : the act of the nurddle. Nurddler: the person(s) making the sound.

Between playing tests, our teacher gave us nurddle time to practice.

by Leah Rosalie Patricia May 21, 2008

Fuzzy nurdles

A good, loving or loved feeling associated with someone or something;
A warm, happy feeling associated with a hug or similar shown affection.

"You give me fuzzy nurdles when you do that" - "The kittens were so cute, I got fuzzy nurdles when they snuggled up to me"

by K H July 25, 2008

Nuddle

A naked cuddle; combined= nuddle

why cuddle when you can nuddle?

by Brittany Krueger February 24, 2008

Nuddle

Abbreviation for a "naked cuddle".

Ooh I'm looking forward to our nuddle later on!

by kardy May 2, 2014

nurdle

To push the ball into a space in order to take a quick single in the game of Cricket.

"But he Thorpe soon looked at home, as indeed he should at The Oval, with that familiar nurdle to the on side, skipping back from right foot to left, to the fore"

from cricinfo.com

by carino risagallo July 7, 2005

nuddle

n. A nude cuddle

v. To nude cuddle

"Nuddle" fills the void between "make out" and "make love". "Let's nuddle" can be a prelude to sex or an end itself.

They took off their clothes and nuddled in bed.

by romanticman May 21, 2013

nurdle

those little plastic pellets you find washed up on the beach after they've gotten lost on the way to factory where they make plastic water bottles that you buy instead of drinking tap water. They're also found in the bellies of poor sealife that mistake them for food. And they're plastic, so they don't break down.

There's more nurdles in the ocean than plankton. A lot more.

by pengo October 14, 2007