noniversary
noniversary by James OhhhhNeill April 20, 2009
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noniversary
Me: For our one-year noniversary, Ben took me back to Charlie's where we had our first date.
Friend: Aww...how sweet.
Me: I know, right. But he still isn't willing to update his FaceBook status.
Friend: Aww...how sweet.
Me: I know, right. But he still isn't willing to update his FaceBook status.
noniversary by Japhray June 14, 2011
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Noniversary
What might have been an anniversary had the relationship worked out, but it didn't and you either want to seem cool about it or bitchy. Either way works depending how you use it.
(after breaking up)
Kate: you know what today is right?
Nick: uhh....
Kate: the day we started dating silly!
Nick: right, which we aren't anymore...
Kate: yeah....
Nick: happy noniversary?
Kate: awhhh <3 i regifted the bear you got me by the way.
Kate: you know what today is right?
Nick: uhh....
Kate: the day we started dating silly!
Nick: right, which we aren't anymore...
Kate: yeah....
Nick: happy noniversary?
Kate: awhhh <3 i regifted the bear you got me by the way.
Noniversary by Jozytalksalot March 2, 2011
noniversary
noniversary by Molly_saidso April 30, 2009
Nonaversary
Nonaversary by Faster Redhead May 5, 2016
boniversary
Jack and V celebrated their boniversary by taking a train trip down to San Diego (sex on on a train--TRAINAL!), the place where it all began.
boniversary by VL100214 November 1, 2015
nonaversary
nonaversary by Faster Redhead May 24, 2016
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