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nosticles 

Nosticles: B,F, J, P, V.
(The opposite of vowels)
In the english language there are 5 vowels A,E,I,O,U. there is also 5 nosticles
The nosticles are the first letter after each one of the 5 vowels.

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Did you remember all of the nosticles on the english test?

I finished studying my nosticles and vowles for english last night.

I used all of the nosticles to write my paragraph.
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Narsticles 

Hideous growths on one's face or arms, extremely contageous. Orig: Twisle my twisler...aka andrew murchinson
Narsiff narsed my narsticles last night in cod.
Narsticles by Tony MP5k Duca June 15, 2010
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neuticles 

My dog has a phat ass pair of neuticles.
neuticles by Karl Hungus December 2, 2003

neshticles

(n) A mysterious creature that is best described as a mix between a whale and a dragon. They primarily dwell on the sun, where they hold conferences, but come down to Earth twice a year to rape and pillage. They love water and snow, and are often seen wandering the plains of Colorado in solitude. They become invisible to humans when they don't want to be seen or become frightened.
Did you see that Neshticles taking a bath?
neshticles by Zasmus January 1, 2008

*notices buldge* 

something used in rp. Mainly followed by OwO.
*notices buldge* OwO

nasticle 

A piece of dry feces, generally found resting upon a toilet seat.
While in a rush to use the bathroom, Jason unwittingly sat upon a nasticle.
nasticle by Jza February 13, 2004
Testicles, so covered by hair as to look like bird or rat's nest.

A natural unshaven way for a man to live.
Shane's nesticles were so hairy it reminded me of a residual forest.
Nesticles by Matt Rondeau 3 April 23, 2009
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