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An abbreviation commonly used in email and on internet bulletin boards and web-groups for "no text" or "note topic." This abbreviation is used when the subject line of a forum or email based post states all or a majority of what a writer desires to say.
Example #1: email
Subject: Please take the clothes out of the wash when you get home!!
Body: n/t

Example #2: forum post
Subject: We are looking for volunteers for tonight's meeting!!
Body: n/t. Email me if you're available.
n/t by another one September 23, 2008
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w00tage! Got my aerial!! (n/t)
n/t by Anonymous March 21, 2003
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Next Topic. Used on forums esp. political ones.
I've made my point. N/T
n/t by MyCattMaxx November 6, 2010
A suffix added to a word to make it the exact opposite or as close as opposite as possible.
Common cases/uses of -n't:
Yesn't = No
Men't = You
Minen't = Your(s)
Byen't = Hello
Hellon't = Bye

"Wouldn'tn't men't disliken't fromn't leaven't fromn't not-promn't withoutn't youn't?"
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"Would you like to go to prom with me?"
-n't by Typhlo June 14, 2018
A suffix. One that is used to make a denial much more appealing.
Roman: Cousin! Do you want to go out bowling?
Niko: Yesn't.
Roman: Don't bullshit me Niko with those n't, you can say no!
n't by deathcop4000 June 13, 2018
universal negative. One can say this at the end of a statement to completely reverse the whole thing. Commonly used to disprove a friend and make him/her seem foolish.
Guy #1: Who lost their keys the other night?
Guy #2: Kevin did!
Kevin: n't.
Guy #2: *blushes*
n't by Maxwood April 25, 2006
n’t meaning no u or reverse
your friends: Your mom gay
you: n’t
n’t by putanginamomo April 14, 2019
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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