natirat 

A person who is considered a rat because she snitched on her beloved friend's partner. She would sacrifice her friend's relationship for her own benefit, to make teachers like her more. She has shown that her loyalty goes to the teachers and not her peers. She tends to follow people who have absolutely no interest in being her friends because she has nothing else to do.

leon: that bitch snitched on my boyfriend
sienna: haha she pulled a natirat

natirat by noturmom.org January 29, 2023

natirah 

a person who is very talented and beautiful , shy girl and very independent

A.who is the beautiful girl ?

= that's natirah

natirah by aduduhijau January 4, 2018

natwrath 

the wrath of a hormonal spychopathic female who tends to fly into unprovoked fits of rage followed by tears and incomprahesible mumbling at any given moment.

All i said was Hello and was hit in the face with a dose of natwrath.

natwrath by shells down November 28, 2010

Natirah 

A very talented person.Good in sports.talkative,friendly,clever,caring,independent and shy.A really good wife to-be

She is very natirah

Natirah by Tiga lipas April 24, 2018

Naturator

Mother Nature's refrigerator. She provides us cold weather so that we can leave items outside that would normally be put inside in the refrigerator.

While sitting around a nice warm bonfire, you can leave your beer outside in the "naturator" rather than have to walk to the house and get it out of the refrigerator.

Naturator by Christiegirl January 12, 2011

natarate 

Pronunciation: /ˈnætəreɪt/ (NAT-uh-rate)
Definition:
Natarate (verb) - To maneuver the physique through aqueous environments, utilizing physical extremities or appendages for locomotive purposes.
Significance:
• It defines moving through aqua.
• It emphasizes the utilization of the physique to move.
• It identifies performing locomotion.
• It avoids mentioning “swimming”
• It improves succinctness.
• It replaces the necessity to use irregular Germanic origin verbs.
Verb Forms:
• Past: natarated
• Present Simple: natarate, natarates
• Present Continuous: natarating

Examples:
• “He natarates every morning for cardiovascular health.”
• “The marine creature natarates with agility.”
• “The athletes natarate various routes.”

natarate by Dmitrio March 9, 2025