narced
To have previously been a 'narc' and basically 'tattled' on someone, if that's how you wanna put it.
narced by susieloves May 30, 2009
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narced
Having used or in the process of using narcotics.
Being either
a. stoned
b. wasted
c. high
d. backed
e. ripped
f. wacked or
g. all of the above
Being either
a. stoned
b. wasted
c. high
d. backed
e. ripped
f. wacked or
g. all of the above
narbed
To be extremely drunk and high at the same time. Usually ends up being a scenario where the individual said they would only have one drink, but ultimately succumb to the temptation and get absolutely ripped.
narbed by ThePoonMaestro July 5, 2017
narcidickstic
Mike: "John can't get over that photo you took of him."
Mary: "Yeah, he's being really narcidickstic."
Mary: "Yeah, he's being really narcidickstic."
narcidickstic by MILatino July 10, 2012
narred out
Getting narred out refers to a stunt or event that was extremely gnarly and causes even the gnarliest of surfers, skaters, or snowboarders to be sketched out.
"Me and my bros were surfin it up when I saw this huge set comin outside. I got into the barrel for like 4 seconds and then got pitted and felt totally narred out."
narred out by Kevin "the Cavemann" October 18, 2008
nanced
Surprise anal rape. Usually by a black man or Latino female wearing at minimum a 10'' strap on. Being "nanced" usually results in a trip to the hospital and years on therapy after.
nanced by Nathan nancer December 20, 2013
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