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nifom by kimboatlarge April 2, 2010
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Ninomae Ina'nis
Ninomae Ina'nis by Rimuru Tempest February 28, 2021
Nikomahs
Nikomahs by Matt Weller August 30, 2007
Ninomae Ina'nis
A very cute girl with a book with tentacles from Holomyth
Her community is called "Tentacult", a playing word between Tentacle and cult.
The fans are called Takodachis: Tako+Tomodachi meaning Friend in Japanese.
"Wah!" is a magical spell. When you hear the "Wah!", everything will be fine.
-Ninomae Ina'nis
Her community is called "Tentacult", a playing word between Tentacle and cult.
The fans are called Takodachis: Tako+Tomodachi meaning Friend in Japanese.
"Wah!" is a magical spell. When you hear the "Wah!", everything will be fine.
-Ninomae Ina'nis
Ninomae Ina'nis by My name is INAxistant September 14, 2021
Nifonged
Nifonged is a verb that describes the railroading or harming of a person with no justifiable cause to do so, except for one's own gain. It can be used as a substitute for "screwed" and many other similar words.
It is created to display someone being taken advantage of unfairly by someone without scruples or morals.
It is created to display someone being taken advantage of unfairly by someone without scruples or morals.
We knew we were BEING NIFONGED when we were forced to pay an extra $50 duty to the customs agent for bringing foreign magazines into Mexico under the threat of jail time.
2. When I saw that the rebate on my new DVD player was not honored by the company I'd bought it from, I had the distinct feeling I was GETTING NIFONGED.
3. "When we noticed that our belongings were missing from our room, we had the distinct feeling we had been NIFONGED by the locals.
-variations - may be used in place of slang or common terms denoting a situation where one is "bamboozled" "hoodwinked" or "screwed"
Fonging Fonged
-examples
1. When the professor only gave me a B- on my paper, I had the feeling I was getting a royal FONGING.
2. When I walked in to find my Dog had chewed up my term paper I knew I was FONGED.
2. When I saw that the rebate on my new DVD player was not honored by the company I'd bought it from, I had the distinct feeling I was GETTING NIFONGED.
3. "When we noticed that our belongings were missing from our room, we had the distinct feeling we had been NIFONGED by the locals.
-variations - may be used in place of slang or common terms denoting a situation where one is "bamboozled" "hoodwinked" or "screwed"
Fonging Fonged
-examples
1. When the professor only gave me a B- on my paper, I had the feeling I was getting a royal FONGING.
2. When I walked in to find my Dog had chewed up my term paper I knew I was FONGED.
Ninomiya Kazunari
A member of popular Japanese band "Arashi", "Nino", as he is often called by fans, is not only a talented singer and dancer, but a versatile actor as well, best known perhaps for his role as "Saigo" in Letters From Iwo Jima.
Ninomiya Kazunari has been said to "act with his eyes", a talent that can be seen in Yasashii Jikan (Gentle Time) and Letters From Iwo Jima (Iwo Jima kara no Tegami).
Ninomiya Kazunari by miyamaharuka January 30, 2008
Nifonged
Nifonged describes the railroading or harming of a person with no justifiable cause, except for one's own gain. It is someone being taken advantage of unfairly by someone without scruples or morals. It is created more in disdain of North Carolina/Durham District Attorney Michael Nifong, and his screwing of 3 Duke University Lacrosse Team members and helping to inflame a tense racial situation for his own glory, ego, and political gain.
Being Nifonged, Getting Nifonged, Nifonged
-examples
1. We knew we were BEING NIFONGED when we were forced to pay an extra $50 duty to the customs agent for bringing foreign magazines into Mexico under the threat of jail time.
2. When I saw that the rebate on my new DVD player was not honored by the company I'd bought it from, I had the distinct feeling I was GETTING NIFONGED.
3. "When we noticed that our belongings were missing from our room, we had the distinct feeling we had been NIFONGED by the locals.
-examples
1. We knew we were BEING NIFONGED when we were forced to pay an extra $50 duty to the customs agent for bringing foreign magazines into Mexico under the threat of jail time.
2. When I saw that the rebate on my new DVD player was not honored by the company I'd bought it from, I had the distinct feeling I was GETTING NIFONGED.
3. "When we noticed that our belongings were missing from our room, we had the distinct feeling we had been NIFONGED by the locals.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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