nazugul
An Fighter Who kill every one he comes in his way. He makes his First Ace With ash .He is a good Player and names
God when he is in the God Mode.
God when he is in the God Mode.
nazugul by Slasher123 March 20, 2018
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Nazgul
In the Lord of the Rings trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien, Nazgul are the most deadly servants that Sauron has. Despite the fact throughout the entire series the Nazgul are dreaded by everyone, the Nazgul are proven to be extremely easy to kill to the disappointment of the viewers.
Nazgul: No man can kill me.
Eowyn: I am no man *stab*
Nazgul: *shrieks and dies*
Viewer: What. The. Fuck.
Eowyn: I am no man *stab*
Nazgul: *shrieks and dies*
Viewer: What. The. Fuck.
Nazgul by HolyFatherFucka December 23, 2010
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Nazgul
One of the dark lord Sauron's nine minions.
Also called Ringwraiths/Dark Riders/Black Riders.
Their leader was the Witch King of Angmar
They are the baddest coolest things in all of middle earth
Also called Ringwraiths/Dark Riders/Black Riders.
Their leader was the Witch King of Angmar
They are the baddest coolest things in all of middle earth
Nazgul by katkid0220 February 19, 2005
The Nazgul
When an individual clenches their asscheecks together and farts like that, creating a screetching noise, similar to the screetch of a Nazgul.
The Nazgul by saviour1337 June 23, 2020
Nazgûl
From J.R.R.Tolkien’s The Lord of The Rings. Known as The Nine, The Black Riders, Nazgûl or Ringwraiths, these were once great kings of Middle Earth who were gifted rings of power from the Dark Lord Sauron the main antagonist of the book series. Using the One Ring which Sauron crafted for himself in secret he bent these nine men to his will giving them power and immortality in exchange for eternal servitude to him. The names of the Nazgûl are The Witch King of Agmar, The Undying, The Tainted, The Dark Marshal, The Shadow Lord, The Betrayer, The Knight of Umbar, The Dwimmerláik and Khamúl the Easterling. The chief of these dark beings is the Witch King. Although having no corporal form they are robed in black, carry swords and wear armor. Each of the Nazgûl are able to use dark magic to drain the strength and courage of their foes as well as transfix and compel them to their will. They also have the ability to unleash a piercing scream which paralyzes most people with fear. Although very powerful, the Nazgûl can be defeated with fire or water and return to Sauron when beaten in combat.
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