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Something good to eat, or eating a lot
Wow, that cheesecake makes excellent nommage

There's some serious nommage going on there...
nommage by ChaosDragon December 16, 2008
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nommage  

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Nibbling of any sort- but more commonly referred to when in the context of interaction between two people. Nommage/nomming can be sexual in nature- a person will perform nommage on the skin of a partner. Nommage is the reaching and biting motion of the lips. This results in a soft, tickling feeling.
"I really like nommage, it's so cute and tickley...except when the person has chapped lips. Or, if I'm nomming, smelly feet. Post-shower nommage is definitely the best type of Nom, for serious."
nommage by Caitlin George December 9, 2008
The act of eating. Usually used with adjectives such as "extreme" or "gnar".
"That was some extreme nomage last night."
"Dear baby Jesus, Please help me prepare for this extreme nomage. Amen."
nomage by Savannah and Kaelie April 9, 2008
The act of eating. Usually used with adjectives such as "extreme" or "gnar".
"That was some extreme nomage last night."
"Dear baby Jesus, Please help me prepare for this extreme nomage. Amen."
nomage by Savannah and Kaelie April 9, 2008
-A montage of animals (or people) eating. Eating is also known as "noming".
-First used while watching a Travel Channel show about animals. (can also be used to describe a televised eating competition)
-Dude, you missed it, they totally just had a nomtage on this special.
nomtage by Mr. Cheezle February 14, 2010
what people would say when two awesome people rob a bank;) mainly a badass chav and a drop-kicking mofo wannabe, s+j
this is nomage this is...
nomage by baabiicakes May 18, 2011
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