Nyork
The word you use to call the soy boy in your class a soy boy after your art teacher says you can't say soy boy anymore.
Nyork by Leviathan223 March 19, 2019
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nyok
Noun: "Oi let's go sus nyok city ways. I'm feeninggggg!"
Verb: "I'm so keen to nyok with the mandem"
Verb: "I'm so keen to nyok with the mandem"
nyok by brazy2shiesty August 15, 2022
Serena Nörkludvig
A popular Swedish woman who has been married 7 times. She’s very independent and hardworking, and she has a great taste in men. She’s also very strong and if you disrespect her, she’ll kick you out of the house.
“Gurt looks miserable without Serena Nörkludvig.”
“Right, but she’s better without him. She doesn’t need a man who cheats on her with a turtle.”
“Right, but she’s better without him. She doesn’t need a man who cheats on her with a turtle.”
Serena Nörkludvig by bobduncan1 March 4, 2020
Norkko
Nyoro~n
Defeat; disappointment mixed with acceptance. It is a cute way to express sadness after something unfortunate happens. Word is Japanese in origin.
Nyoro~n originated in a spinoff comic strip called "Nyoron☆Churuya-san" by Utsura Urarak, based on the character of Tsuruya from the anime "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya". The strip was later expanded into 13 two-minute episodes which are available on youtube by searching "Nyoro~n Churuya-san"; Watching one of these episodes is the best way to understand, through context, what the word means.
Nyoro~n is said in a cute, sad tone of voice after something unfortunate happens. The character who says it is a cute little girl who constantly fails to achieve what she sets out to do (often her goal is to get some smoked cheese).
People who use this word are probably either fans of the Haruhi series and its spinoff, or trying to look really cute, or both.
Nyoro~n originated in a spinoff comic strip called "Nyoron☆Churuya-san" by Utsura Urarak, based on the character of Tsuruya from the anime "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya". The strip was later expanded into 13 two-minute episodes which are available on youtube by searching "Nyoro~n Churuya-san"; Watching one of these episodes is the best way to understand, through context, what the word means.
Nyoro~n is said in a cute, sad tone of voice after something unfortunate happens. The character who says it is a cute little girl who constantly fails to achieve what she sets out to do (often her goal is to get some smoked cheese).
People who use this word are probably either fans of the Haruhi series and its spinoff, or trying to look really cute, or both.
Try to get change from a vending machine.
It gives all pennies.
"Nyoro~n"
Set out for a picnic.
It starts to rain.
"Nyoro~n"
You eat the food in the rain anyway.
You: Hello Best Friend, I got you some smoked cheese for your birthday!
Best Friend: I am lactose intolerant.
You (crestfallen): Nyoro~n...
You: Don't worry, I'll get you something even better, then!
Best Friend: But there is nothing better than smoked cheese.
You (realizing they are right): Nyoro~n...
It gives all pennies.
"Nyoro~n"
Set out for a picnic.
It starts to rain.
"Nyoro~n"
You eat the food in the rain anyway.
You: Hello Best Friend, I got you some smoked cheese for your birthday!
Best Friend: I am lactose intolerant.
You (crestfallen): Nyoro~n...
You: Don't worry, I'll get you something even better, then!
Best Friend: But there is nothing better than smoked cheese.
You (realizing they are right): Nyoro~n...
Nyoro~n by NyoronTsuruya January 7, 2012
Norki
Nyarko
Nyarko is a one of a kind. She is loyal, always someone to go to for a great time, and a great addition to any party. She is rather quiet if you don't know her, but if you do, she's rather loud. Nyarko is not someone to take advantage of. She's smarter than you think. Nyarko is nice to everyone around her, and her personality is the first thing that stands out to people. It is as vibrant as her raven black hair. She is dedicated to her work and dedicated to those who she calls her friends. She enjoys the simple things in life, and most Nyarkos find their closest friend in a sister, or a close friend that they consider as a sister. If you come across a Nyarko, hold on to her friendship. You won't regret it.
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