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Permutation of the common slur, nasty.
Aaron's socks smell freakin narst!
narst by MattyJ November 6, 2003
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A word to describe something terrible and ultimatley in bad taste.
--Did you see that...ewwww!

---Yeahr...that was narst!
NARST by VICKI KARMA November 11, 2006
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man 1:dude that chick is ugly.
man 2: no dude, she's narst as fuck
narst by E.F. Bruns October 12, 2009
Another way of saying narsty; nastier than nasty. Usually used at the end of a sentence.
I took a massive dump, it was so narst
Narst by Narstlord November 11, 2018
They're a narst.

The narst is strong with them.
Why are they acting all narst?
Narst by BuzzNAcid March 29, 2023
Narst is an shorter way of saying narcissist or narcissistic depending on the precise use of the word.
1. A theme song where the lyrics are his own name?, doesn't get much more narst than that!

2. That guy is such a narst.
Narst by Zargothrax June 22, 2025

super-keen nadster 

Oxbridge slang for someone who is 'superkeen'; that is, keener than keen. Associated with a strong go-getting attitude, but one that is obvious and public, to the point of being awkwardly endearing or backfiring.

Unclear where 'nadster' originates from. Likely related to nads, as in someone who's "got balls", or the Polish 'nad', meaning 'above' - say, 'above keen'.
"Let's try and be first into the club!"
"Nah, nobody's in there. We'll end up floating around like abandoned toilet paper. Don't want to be super-keen nadsters."

"I looked at the slogan I'd painted up on the banner: 'Come on lads, be a nads(ter)!!'. What was I thinking? The pun didn't even make sense. I looked like such a super-keen nadster."
super-keen nadster by univydd November 16, 2011
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God Shot 

A chance happening with profound meaning, an unexpected blessing, a "sign".
Dr. Drew on Celebrity Rehab said "All of a sudden what had been just another Hollywood proposal became for him an unexpected blessing, an opportunity for growth. In drug recovery language, that's called a "God shot."
God Shot by Imogen1564 February 25, 2011
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