nerdstige
Android phones have nerdstige
GSL (Global Starcraft League) is the most nerdstigious starcraft 2 tournament in the world
GSL (Global Starcraft League) is the most nerdstigious starcraft 2 tournament in the world
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nerdstered
A phenomenon resulting from an attempt to pass off a fallacious story as factual, only to subsequently have the story proven wrong, resulting in exhibited defensiveness, bitterness and embarrassment on the part of the teller of said false story.
Synonym: PWNT
Synonym: PWNT
The term was derived from the following thread (created by a poster names "nerdster") on the NC State message boards:
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=178&f=2535&t=2721704
Note the weak attempts at insulting those who are laughing at the expense of him having "nerdstered" himself throughout the thread.
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=178&f=2535&t=2721704
Note the weak attempts at insulting those who are laughing at the expense of him having "nerdstered" himself throughout the thread.
nerdstered by The Herlihy Boy October 20, 2008
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nerdstige • Nerdside • nerdstered • Nerdstinct • nerstiesest • nerdity • Nerd Stick • Nerd Shields • Nerd Sign • Nerd Signaling
Nerdstinct
the natural instinct of a nerd to detect bullying, practical jokes and mean people. Somewhat like spidey-senses.
Poindexter's nerdstincts were tingling, but it was too late as Nelson had cornered him in the school yard. No lunch for Poindexter today.....
Nerdstinct by Alfred Bennard May 8, 2007
nerdstick
A nickname for all of the various memory sticks that plug into USB outlets on modern computers, especially those with a string or lanyard that nerds use to hang them around their necks.
The alternative spelling of this word is nerd-stick.
The alternative spelling of this word is nerd-stick.
Hey, can you pass me that nerdstick so that I can save my file.
I have to buy a nerdstick with more memory because this one is simply not sufficient.
I have to buy a nerdstick with more memory because this one is simply not sufficient.
nerdstick by Karen & Andy June 20, 2006
nerstiesest
nerstiesest by the nerstiesest boy ever December 18, 2018
Nerdities
Nerdities by instrumentoffear July 25, 2015
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