nerdco

A classic nerd (A person who is single-minded or accomplished in scientific or technical pursuits) but unlike many "True Nerds" a nerdco is stylish and has good social skills.

He is so nerdco

by Ben October 13, 2003

Nerdfoz

The absolute worst word you can ever say. If you say this you are condemned to hell; total nerd

1. Paul, you are such a nerdfoz!!!

2. I swear Samantha is such a nerdfoz, I hate her!
-I know right no one likes her!

by Nerdfozel March 27, 2019

nerdtool

n. 1. a person who is predominantly a tool but who also displays conspicuous nerd traits. COMPARE toolnerd

Ben is unquestionably a tool: witness his pompous verbiage and affected white shoes. Yet he is undeniably nerdy, as well: his squirrelly face and squinty glasses could only belong to a nerd. Since he is more tool than nerd, he is a nerdtool.

by crucifact August 15, 2010

Nerdoscopes

The type of big nerdy specs that are as thick the bottom of a bottle

Hey, check out the English teacher's new nerdoscopes ! She looks like she's got 2 jam-jars strapped to her face

by Bruce the Trucker March 22, 2019

nerdometer

nerd-o-meter /nərd-‘α-mət-ər or ‘nərd-o-‘mit-ər/ pl. –s n. E nerd + Gk –meter MORE AT measure (2010): an instrument that measures the degree to which a person or persons perform or engage in analyses of unusual topics (ie. science fiction, mathematics, etc) that are likely to be regarded as pointless, uninteresting, impractical or just fucking weird.

adj. nerd-o-met-ric /nərd-ə’mεt-rIk/

adv. nerd-o-met-ric-ally /nərd-ə’mεt-rIk-li/

n. nerd-o-met-ry /nərd-’α-mət-ri/

n. nerd-o-met-rics /nərd-ə-‘mεt-rIks/

You guys really set off the nerdometer when you connected Middle English to Star Trek like that.

by Nerdometrist June 5, 2010

nerdbot

Used as a word to define a person that no one likes online or in real life.

The NERD part comes from having no life because no one likes you, the BOT part comes from only playing with bots on counter-strike because no one likes that person online either.

"What a nerdbot!"

by eMan April 27, 2004

nerdcock

Phrase originated by comedian Marc Maron denoting the phenomenon of intelligent and socially awkward people now dictating social norms in popular culture, particularly in the field of comedy.

Preceded by the eras of jockcock and rockcock.

Steve Carell's popularity is indicative of being in the age of the nerdcock.

by Dr. of Bootology August 20, 2010