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means humanity in an african language, which is IsiXhosa. They are the prettiest in the room, funniest, hour glass body and good heart. Their sarcasm is on 100 and they will ignore you when you speak nonsense. They are still loving and caring for the people close to them, just don’t do them dirty though, they’ll never forget!
Noluntu walked in and the room smelt like sweet roses!
noluntu by findingxhosanames November 23, 2021
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means humanity in an african language, which is IsiXhosa. They are the prettiest in the room, funniest, hour glass body and good heart. Their sarcasm is on 100 and they will ignore you when you speak nonsense. They are still loving and caring for the people close to them, just don’t do them dirty though, they’ll never forget!
Noluntu walked in and the room smelt like sweet roses!
noluntu by findingxhosanames November 23, 2021
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Means humanity in an African language, which is IsiXhosa. Pretty, smart and funny all in one. Like their name, they show humanity to all, literally. They can be sarcastic at times, but it’s never to offend anyone. Don’t forget they are still pretty and beautiful inside and out!
Noluntu walked in, and the entire room smelt like sweet roses and vanilla!
noluntu by findingxhosanames November 23, 2021

noluntary 

To unwillingly do something,even though it is the right thing. Deriving from the latin word "noli" meaning not. As originally proposed to the BBC by Tami Munford, Harwood Union High School latin teacher.

(antonym: voluntary,willing)
"I noluntarly (noluntary) gave up my weekend to finish a project."

"I went to the funeral noluntarly (noluntary)because it was hard to see my friend so upset."
noluntary by harwoodstudent July 4, 2009

Nolunteer 

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Nolunteer by JackBricks January 16, 2018

nolunteer 

When one is volunteered by another to take part in something.
John didn't want to present his science fair project first, but the teacher nolunteered him.
nolunteer by SnowBall61 January 14, 2015

Nolunteer 

Someone who does a task even though they did not want to. From the latin nolo (not want, be unwilling). The opposite of a volunteer.
Tom was a nolunteer for the latin sporcle.
Nolunteer by Cicerno. March 9, 2022
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