nearabout

near, nearly. Portmanteau of "near" and "about".

I was driving down in southern California, nearabout Calexico and the border. But that was nearabout a year ago.

by ThewQuey August 26, 2012

Nearbound

Teaming up with companies who already have trust and influence with your target market. It's a way of getting introduced to a new set of customers by companies that already sell to them.

You need to use a nearbound strategy to get in front of more customers, faster.

by PartnerHacker March 2, 2023

nearbour

Someone who lives near, but not next to you. (Australian spelling)

"Does Tiffany live in your area?"

"Yeah, she's my nearbour.

by Glenn Pardy June 9, 2005

Nearanutta

Not another.

There better not be nearanutta ho up in this bittttch.

by PimpJuice April 10, 2003