nommable
A word for tasty food. You know that 'om-nom-nom' sound when someone is rather enjoying what they're eating?
Nommable!
Nommable!
nommable by CreepshowCreep November 19, 2009
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Nommable
Nommable by Awesomer2436 December 5, 2012
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nommable fee
A fee charged or debt payed with food and/or drink, esp. very good food or alcohol.
Nommable fees are often charged when the debtor is an amazing cook, or occasionally when they are unwilling or unable to pay their debts financially.
Nommable fees are often charged when the debtor is an amazing cook, or occasionally when they are unwilling or unable to pay their debts financially.
I didn't feel right charging Melanie for computer repair, and she's a damned good cook, so I charged her a nommable fee.
Bob won't pay up the cash I loaned him. He keeps asking if we can call it a nommable fee.
Bob won't pay up the cash I loaned him. He keeps asking if we can call it a nommable fee.
nommable fee by Ryumitsu August 9, 2010
nommable fee
A nominal charged or debt payed with food and/or drink, esp. very good food or alcohol.
Nommable fees are often charged when the debtor is an amazing cook, or occasionally when they are unwilling or unable to pay their debts financially.
Nommable fees are often charged when the debtor is an amazing cook, or occasionally when they are unwilling or unable to pay their debts financially.
I didn't feel right charging Melanie for computer repair, and she's a damned good cook, so I charged her a nommable fee.
Bob won't pay up the cash I loaned him. He keeps asking if we can call it a nommable fee.
Bob won't pay up the cash I loaned him. He keeps asking if we can call it a nommable fee.
nommable fee by Ryumitsu August 10, 2010
Om Nomables
Om Nomables by Joker726 September 28, 2008
nomable
nomable by secshunayt December 25, 2008
nom nomable
nom nomable
Nom nomable is a word that describes someone that’s so cute to the point where you want to gobble them up. Zhanghao from boys planet/zb1 is the definition of nom nomable.
Nom nomable is a word that describes someone that’s so cute to the point where you want to gobble them up. Zhanghao from boys planet/zb1 is the definition of nom nomable.
nom nomable by wltj.d914 June 4, 2023
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