NUTSAC

The sac where your nuts are housed, also known in aussie as chickenskin

oh no i cought my nutsac in my zipper
im goin to get my nutsac waxed

by Boberdybobobjeff January 18, 2004

nutsac

a sac to hold your nuts in can also be used to hold beans or maybe rice or sometimes marbles or maybe those hot wheel fucking things you played with when you were a kid , when you weren't playing with yourself that is

are those beans in your nutsac

by Dave February 1, 2005

NutSac

the stage name of the famous urban poet Arvinium, know for his ground-breaking lyrics and signature pearl necklaces

yo, you going to see nutsac at the club tonight?

by rabinowitz platinumstein July 31, 2004

nutsac

1. A scrodum
2. A bag of nuts, usually almonds or macadamias
3. An event or situation that just makes you say "WTF?!"

1. chew on my nutsac.
2. I enjoy a nutsac at the ballpark
3. WTF?! You sure know how to pull a nutsac, nutzak.

by Zak March 28, 2003

Nutsac Riben

Based on the name of a former Isreali Prime Minister - Yitzhak Riben.

Used in jest to describe a 'nugget'.

Shut the fck up Nutsac Rabin!!!

by ra November 26, 2003

beading nutsac

To sweat profusely, to a point that is unattractive.

Yo bro I was rockin some b-ball and i started beading nutsac!!! Yea dude i started beading some FIERCE nutsac too

by Gookdorf January 23, 2009

nutsak

In ancient Roman culture, Nutsak (from the Latin adjective Nutsakis, "fruitful, blessed, happy, lucky") is a condition of divinely inspired productivity, blessedness, or happiness. Nutsak could encompass both a person's well being, and luck or good fortune. The divine personification of Nutsak was cultivated as deity . Although Nutsak may be translated as "good luck," and the deity Nutsak shares some characteristics and attributes with Nutsako, the two were distinguished in Roman religion. Nutsako was unpredictable and its effects could be negative, as the existence of an altar to Mala Nutsako ("Bad Luck") acknowledges. Nutsak, however, always had a positive significance. Nutsak appears with several epithets that focus on aspects of his divine power.

Nutsak had a temple in Rome as early as the mid-3rd century BC, and during the Republican era was honored at two official festivals of Roman state religion, on Septermber 1 in conjunction with Plano and October 15 as Nutsak Nutsako. Nutsak continued to play an important role in Imperial cult, and was frequently portrayed on coins as a symbol of the wealth and prosperity of the Ancient Empire.

Nutsak I want to thank you for all you have done for me and all that you will continue to help me do in my life. I want to ask that you give me the strength that I need to make it out of this difficult moment in my life. All I ask is that through your power and blessing that I am able to fulfill my potential as a person. Amen!

by Robert O'neil December 21, 2016