nonch
nonch by Pedro Garcia May 23, 2006
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nonch
n. A non-technical person; someone not good with computers or technology. Nonch comes from NON-teCHnical.
nonch by randomtsecretagent October 28, 2010
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Nonch
nonch (adj., slang)
/nänCH/
Definition:
A casual, abbreviated form of nonchalant, used to describe someone who is effortlessly cool, calm, and unconcerned—often in a stylish or slightly dismissive way.
Common in informal speech or text, especially among younger crowds or in creative circles. Can function as a vibe descriptor. May also appear as a noun in stylized contexts (e.g., “He’s pure nonch.”)
Synonyms: chill, unbothered, cool, unfazed
/nänCH/
Definition:
A casual, abbreviated form of nonchalant, used to describe someone who is effortlessly cool, calm, and unconcerned—often in a stylish or slightly dismissive way.
Common in informal speech or text, especially among younger crowds or in creative circles. Can function as a vibe descriptor. May also appear as a noun in stylized contexts (e.g., “He’s pure nonch.”)
Synonyms: chill, unbothered, cool, unfazed
Nonch by Founding noncher July 24, 2025
Nonch
Notdibdab was so nonch.
Nonch fade
A group of men who are most active and attentive towards their specific organization as well as having the most authority towards others
Nonch fade by Prolly wood April 6, 2026
[totes] nonch
1. (adj) An abbreviated form of 'nonchalant'
Used when saying 'nonchalant' could feel too formal but its sentiment needs to be conveyed
Often used in the phrase 'totes nonch'.
Used when saying 'nonchalant' could feel too formal but its sentiment needs to be conveyed
Often used in the phrase 'totes nonch'.
Remember - when he comes in, you have to be totes nonch.
There she is, looking all nonch and like she hasn't noticed me...
There she is, looking all nonch and like she hasn't noticed me...
[totes] nonch by Lady Saa August 18, 2017
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