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nnyea by nazcucksunasbf October 31, 2023
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nyeah eh
A word the Toronto mandem use instead of OH REALLY usually used to confront someone or start a argument.
nyeah eh by Doctor OJ Cosby September 14, 2018
Nyeam
Catchphrase of a retarded Filipino CEO who is also known for having scammed a lot of people through a fake fundraising event. Some say it is his bizarre form of the expression "dayum".
Hi guys I just checked-out anoder bucketlist today: reverse bungee at Clark Quay, Singapore! Nyeam. *retarded laughter* Nyeam.
Nyeam by namigyuman July 10, 2017
nyeah!
Harry Potter: "Come on, Tom. Let's finish this the way we started, together." *jumps off cliff*
Voldemort: *as they are falling* "NYEAH!!!!!!!"
Voldemort: *as they are falling* "NYEAH!!!!!!!"
nyeah! by Xeno LoveGood June 20, 2011
Nyeaaaaaaaah!
An expression of anger/rage/evilness/possible indigestion. The catchphrase of a one Lord Voldemort.
What he says when he is
1) pissed off
2) killing someone
3) failing to kill Harry Potter
4) casting a spell
5) falling off a tower at Hogwarts
6) being generally evil
7) has constipation/indigestion
8) pretty much whenever he opens his mouth.
What he says when he is
1) pissed off
2) killing someone
3) failing to kill Harry Potter
4) casting a spell
5) falling off a tower at Hogwarts
6) being generally evil
7) has constipation/indigestion
8) pretty much whenever he opens his mouth.
1) Neville: *lops off Nagini's head with sword of Gryffindor like a freaking BOSS*
Voldemort: *very pissed off* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
2) Random Death Eater: My Lord, Hogsmeade Library has owled to say that you are overdue in returning "The Handbook for Evil Overlords: Making it without a Nose" by Steve the Fourth-
Voldemort: Nyeaaaaaaaah! *kills Death Eater*
3) Voldemort: *tries to kill Harry* *fails AGAIN* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
4) Voldemort: *casts spell* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
5) Harry: Let's end this how we started it, Tom. Together!
Voldemort: *falls off tower* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
6) Voldemort: *drives around town sticking babies on pikes* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
7) Random Death Eater #2: My Lord, I did warn that it may not have been wise to eat an entire pumpkin pie, three jars of Cockroach Clusters and drink six bottles of Firewhiskey before attempting to fly around as a cloud of smoke.
Voldemort: *very uncomfortable* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
8) Snape: ....and that is why we believe that using a giant trampoline to bounce Death Eaters over Hogwart's defences would be far more effective than last week's effort, a giant slide. What do you think, my Lord?
Voldemort: Nyeaaaaaaaah!
Voldemort: *very pissed off* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
2) Random Death Eater: My Lord, Hogsmeade Library has owled to say that you are overdue in returning "The Handbook for Evil Overlords: Making it without a Nose" by Steve the Fourth-
Voldemort: Nyeaaaaaaaah! *kills Death Eater*
3) Voldemort: *tries to kill Harry* *fails AGAIN* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
4) Voldemort: *casts spell* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
5) Harry: Let's end this how we started it, Tom. Together!
Voldemort: *falls off tower* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
6) Voldemort: *drives around town sticking babies on pikes* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
7) Random Death Eater #2: My Lord, I did warn that it may not have been wise to eat an entire pumpkin pie, three jars of Cockroach Clusters and drink six bottles of Firewhiskey before attempting to fly around as a cloud of smoke.
Voldemort: *very uncomfortable* Nyeaaaaaaaah!
8) Snape: ....and that is why we believe that using a giant trampoline to bounce Death Eaters over Hogwart's defences would be far more effective than last week's effort, a giant slide. What do you think, my Lord?
Voldemort: Nyeaaaaaaaah!
Nyeaaaaaaaah! by TheWuzzy August 5, 2011
NYEAH!!!
A noise Lord Voldemort seems to make quite a lot, usually before falling off a cliff or doing something epic.
Example 1 -
Harry: Come on, Tom. Let's finish this the way we started it. Together!
Voldemort: NYEAH!!!
Example 2 -
Voldemort: Only I can live forever. NYEAH!!!
Harry: Come on, Tom. Let's finish this the way we started it. Together!
Voldemort: NYEAH!!!
Example 2 -
Voldemort: Only I can live forever. NYEAH!!!
NYEAH!!! by skafruit29 August 31, 2011
nneamaka
Nneamaka simply means mother is beautiful. You are full of strength,has most amazing personality others don't. You are strong and able to handle finances ,both in business and in the home. You are thoughtful and considerate of others, dignified but friendly.
nneamaka by Suzy ponto February 5, 2020
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