noivon
noivon by Alex Glendenning March 6, 2008
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Nivon
Nivon is the nicest, gentle, thoughtful person ever. Nivon is the living truth of being sweet(nice). He doubts people see him that way but people love how nice and positive he is. He’s a one in a lifetime boyfriend, friend and lover. He makes mistakes of course but that’s apart of growth. He’s the most attractive handsome man on earth. He stays strong and helps others in there time of need. He’s very tough and good at hiding his feelings but he’s soft hearted, sensitive, and caring. If you Nivon is your boyfriend your blessed.
Nivon by Avery Lynchpin November 22, 2021
noiven
Originated from The Simpsons character professor Frink, that ends his mad scientist rants using the phrase noiven-kahoiven or some variant of it, possibly caused by tourretes. Used to describe someone or something that is or looks especially nerdy. A major noiven is someone who particularly has many of the same characteristics or features of professor Frink. Noiven does not have a designated connotation; it can be used or taken many ways.
noidontshipthem
Being light skin
He is so noidontshipthem!
noidontshipthem by Grellsupremacyy June 10, 2021
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