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It means "no big deal or anything".
Usually used at the end of sentences sarcastically.
Very similar to "nbd"- no big deal
I'll be robbing a bank tomorrow, nbdoa.

Stacie: OMG you'll never believe what happened?
John: What?
Stacie: I slept through my history final!
John: That sucks, what did your professor say?
Stacie: He said that instead I just have to write a 25 page report instead, nbdoa
nbdoa by meg the best June 4, 2009
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nboaselt 

when you are based and redpilled but also a faggot who faps to trannies and men and crossdresses
Jay Z is so nboaselt, he hates Jews but likes shota
nboaselt by EcceMagda December 29, 2018
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nbdoa • nboaselt • nbda • NBDAAOA • nbdakota • NBDO • nboab • NBSOA • NBD Nation
Sorry to to tell you this but, Nobody asked.
It doesn't matter if you smashed your keyboard and "nbda" came out or if you actually wanted to know the meaning.
nobody asked.
OMG Ronald, nbda
or
nbda
nbda by Shut Up, Ron July 21, 2021
An acronym for "No big deal at all or anything." Used to denote a false sense of humility.

(An extension of the acronym "NBD").
Brendan: My fantasy baseball team hit 16 home runs this week, NBDAAOA.

Nikko: Cool...
NBDAAOA by The TSN August 12, 2010

nboaselt 

"when you are alt right and christian but also a homosexual who faps to transgenders and men while you crossdresses"
Guy 1: I hate the jews
Guy 2: Yeah but you watch gay porn you nboaselt
jeff: haha your such a nboab at fardnite
you: haha nou
nboab by voidack May 12, 2021
Acronym for Nothing But Sit On Ass,
For the first time since 2008, Julia decided to call it an NBSOA day and do nothing but sleep and eat leftover christmas food.
NBSOA by Greenlingcod April 4, 2016
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Respectfully 

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"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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