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Noun referring to a person's nerdy qualities. Identical to nerdiness, but derived from the faux-French word "nerdité".
1: His personal website devoted to 'x' (where x = a nerdy thing) is proof of his complete nerdity.

2: God, his nerdity is insufferable!

3: God, I love his nerdity!
nerdity by yally04 January 8, 2009
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Public Nerdity

The public demonstration of one's nerdiness.

This can be accomplished in various forms: clothing (costumes, game/anime related t-shirts, etc), bringing your favorite console to the university center and challenging onlookers, or simply speaking about things that are obviously meant to be private, such as WoW and what happens in /b/.
Ian: "I saw a guy at school dressed as his World of Warcraft character..."

Michael: "I hate public nerdity..."
Public Nerdity by M.D.M. February 10, 2009

full frontal nerdity 

Pocket protectors, comic convention t-shirts, Star Wars buttons, or anything else worn by geeks that proudly proclaims their dorkiness.
Mike: Dude, Professor Miller has a different pocket protector for every day of the week!
Rob: Word. He's flossin his full frontal nerdity.

toxic mascu-nerdity 

When you are very nerdy but also like to disrespect women.
Adam thinks he is so funny because Emilia Clarke’s breast’s were on GoT, he blamed it on toxic mascu-nerdity
When a nerd fixes, improves or modifies something, usually a computer or other electronic equipment.
Sue: Todd, stand back and let me nerdify that for you.
Todd: My pc has been running great ever since Sue nerdified it for me.
nerdify by NightWhispers March 11, 2008
Hated by professors but loved by students. The cure for Essay Block and a way to quickly get rid of too much boring homework.
Cindy: I’ve got too many assignments and can’t make our date.

Chad: Just Nerdify them and get over here already!
nerdify by HoldTheDoor89 June 6, 2017
1. A self aware and actively practicing member of the social class known as nerd(s).

2. A person who purposefully strives to amass large quantities of knowledge about subjects often too detailed or complicated for most other people to be bothered with.
He is a total nerdite, and proud of it.

nerdnerdygeekgeeky
nerdite by agentlotek October 1, 2011
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