nammy nammy 

nam-e, name-e.
something that one often does.

the baby did a nammy nammy of pooping in his diaper

nammy nammy by &&♥;; July 29, 2007

Nammy 

The condition in which you get out of bed looking like a train wreck. Its symptoms include: eye boogers, messy hair, frog throat, the inability to open your eyes all the way due to light adjustment, and looking ridiculously ugly.

Max: "Marianne, I don't know why they call it "beauty rest" because you are looking really nammy right now."

Nammy by Pondzy January 13, 2011

Nammy 

An award given out by Nat Dawg to people who do something stupid.

You win a Nammy for running into a wall!

Nammy by Nat Dawg March 30, 2004

Nammy 

When someone named Nanette pussay smell’s clammy

Oh my go grandma smells nammy

Nammy by Ravengaspabigdick April 17, 2023

nip nammy 

A word used for a particularly annoying or troublesome section of roads, either due to traffic or bad city planning.

"Sorry I was late, I got caught up in a nip nammy."

nip nammy by SxmRise February 7, 2025

Namby-pamby 

A namby-pamby (plural namby-pambies) is someone, usually a male, who is overly weak, sentimental or indecisive. It was a play on the name of Ambrose Philips, who wrote sickeningly sentimental poems for children. The nickname was devised by Henry Carey, a poet and songwriter, who wrote “God Save the Queen” and “My Country ‘tis of Thee”. It was popularized, however, by Alexander Pope in his satirical epic “The Dunciad”. It can also be used as an adjective meaning weak or spineless, lacking vigour or decisiveness, and overly sentimental.

The poet Ambrose Philips was the original Namby-Pamby.

Namby-pamby by AKACroatalin June 9, 2015

Nommy 

Anything and everything all at once; a state of being.

"I'm about to go nommy mode."
"Let's go get some nommy."
"Nommy? Nommy."
"You ready for Nomsemble?"
"Look at that nommy over there. What a nomster."

Nommy by The one who Noms March 10, 2023