naimsayin'

naimsayin /ˈneɪmˌseɪɪn/ interjection (informal, non-standard)

A colloquial contraction and phonetic representation of the phrase "Do you know what I am saying?" or "Do you understand?", used to seek confirmation, agreement, or comprehension from the listener, often within informal conversation.

Highly redundant.

Where you headed in from, naimsayin'?

by データ怪獣 May 6, 2025

just naysayin'

The act of getting angry at someone for using the tired phrase "just sayin'."

Commenter 1: My son's peewee team could go undefeated if they had Boise State's schedule. Just sayin'

Commenter 2: Using "just sayin'" makes you sound about as mature as your son. Just naysayin'

by SHLA September 12, 2012

nahmsayin

"Know What I'm Saying?"

I was at the movies, nahmsayin

by The Sanitized Chicken November 21, 2003

Nawmsayin

A shortened term for, "know what I'm sayin'?"
Often used to enhance informal conversation.

-I have to go fill a hole in my backyard.
-I'll fill your hole in my backyard, nawmsayin'?

by Skelectory April 7, 2009

nomsayin

a short phrase to represent a question asked to one if they understand you.

2+2=5, nomsayin?

by DrewBagel February 11, 2009

Nomsayin

Abbreviation for "You know what I'm saying?"

Hansel: I don't like to ride the bus in a suit, I'm afraid people will judge me, nomsayin?

by RobSchneider October 20, 2011

nahmsain

a phonetic contraction of knowwhatimsayin?, preferred over the much longer variations.

Someone: "Nahmsain? What is that?"
Me: "It sounds how it looks, 'nahmsain', amigo-ace?".
Someone: Ohh I'm pickin' up what you're puttin' down.

by smallypants April 13, 2009