Nince

A word that describes anything. I can be used a noun, adjective, or verb. It is commonly used to drive people nuts because of it use for everything.

"Connor you have a nince on you."
"Caitlin ninces more than Jimmy."
"Kayne likes to nince."

Nince by kayne808 January 29, 2009

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Nince

The opposite of a chode. A long skinny dick.

Ew gross dide you hear that Geoff has a really skinny nince?

Nince by Sherlockstwin April 8, 2010

Related Words

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Nince

A nince is a prick with no friends who pocket wanks at primary schools

Fin is a nince

Nince by Mattymus December 7, 2018

nince

An alternate form of the word "nice," originally formed by an accidental misspelling on a popular flash game website.

"nince, how did you do that?"

nince by Zogflipper April 26, 2009

Nince

The reverse Nonce, a younger person who likes older people

Mikey: Jane you seem like a nince

Jane: I what
Mikey: you like older men
Jane: danm

Nince by bubblytoast April 3, 2021

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