neenerz
Ewww I hate going on Chatroulette because there are too many neenerz!
I have the biggest neenerz ever.
I have the biggest neenerz ever.
neenerz by pumpkindisorderly June 29, 2010
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Neener-neener
Childish taunt typically used to express that the taunter is getting away with a sleight against the tauntee in some manner.
Once Jeremy got in the car he rolled down the windows and showed Ron the candy bar he filched from his backpack and shouted 'neener-neener' while rolling away.
Neener-neener by Doctor Wombo November 19, 2015
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Neener-neener
A childish taunt or jeer pronounced with a nasal sneer, for lack of a more intelligent retort to someone else's jeer or taunt, usually from a peer. Sometimes sung to the tune of "Ring-Around-the-Rosy" for really driving the point home.
Neener-neener by Lenny Schafer October 2, 2003
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Neener-neener by Schaum February 11, 2003
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neeners by inferior olive April 28, 2007
Neener neener
A great way to annoy someone. Best if said while putting your thumb on your nose and waggling your fingers.
Neener neener by Amaya__Sakaruta July 5, 2010
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