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Narimene 

A beautiful kind hearted girl, though she could cut your throat if you cross her
Narimene seems in a crappy mood today, don’t anger it!
Narimene by SouMilk October 7, 2020

nartmeen 

Yorkshire slang for "know what i mean".

Used at the end of a sentence to provoke a response.
That car is so cool, nartmeen?
nartmeen by pukcar February 1, 2021
Usually a handsome guy who is always pretending to be a douchebag but actually is a nice and kind person deep down. His actions are usually unpredictable and he hates to be part of the majority. He has a weird sense of humour which is different from others' . He might sometimes get so annoying but if you have a Nariman in your life keep him because he is the one that keeps life interesting and not ordinary.
A: Nariman is such an asshole.

B: No bro, he's actually a nice person if you get to know him.
Nariman by I'm not dead July 25, 2019
Do you understand me? ("Know what I mean?")

Used in the sense of "Do you agree with my viewpoint?" or "Catch my drift?"; "Grasp my implication?"

A coinage by humorist Alan Coren mocking British un-educated pronunciation. Coren also made much use of wossname and may even have invented that spelling.
Andy Capp had a fairly low profile on the job-market, narmean?
narmean by bluedawe July 18, 2009
It is persian name for man
The boy that is hand some and the girls want to be a sex with him and he is friend that you really need
Hey whats your name ?

My name is Nariman
Nariman by SKULL MASTER August 16, 2018

Narciman 

A male/female who is incapable of normal human interaction like eg family get togethers or a normal friendship nevermind a conversation with out completely destroying the day.
Narciman
Narciman by Thispagewasmadeforme September 6, 2020
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Every time I walk into the toy aisle, I catch myself kidulting over the latest action figures and LEGO sets!
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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