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nounize by ye olde bone rollercoaster September 8, 2003
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nounie
An alternative spelling for the name Noni. The name doesn't really mean anything but the woman who is named Nounie does bring a lot of meaning in other people's lives.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
Guy 1: Thay girl Nounie is kinda cute but what's with her name, how do you pronounce it?
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
nounie by EnglishMajorNoob November 27, 2021
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nounie
An alternative spelling for the name Noni. The name doesn't really mean anything but the woman who is named Nounie does bring a lot of meaning in other people's lives.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
Guy 1: Thay girl Nounie is kinda cute but what's with her name, how do you pronounce it?
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
nounie by RachitNoob November 23, 2021
nounie
An alternative spelling for the name Noni. The name doesn't really mean anything but the woman who is named Nounie does bring a lot of meaning in other people's lives.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
This alternative spelling is created most probably by the woman herself just to sound a bit more classy compared to the mundane appearing regular spelling. Just like how some people write "broke" as "broque" just to sound more classy and possibly a bit french but still have no money whatsoever.
Guy 1: Thay girl Nounie is kinda cute but what's with her name, how do you pronounce it?
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
Guy 2: I guess it's pronounced the same way as Noni, what's with the different spellings though?
Guy 1: I guess she drives her car on the other lane.
nounie by RachitNoob November 23, 2021
Skeef
To take something small, that doesn't quite qualify as a theft. Probably from the Danish "skæv" or the Dutch "scheef", both of which are pronounced similarly, meaning "askew, or not quite right'. To change an item's ownership without permission, but only something small and of little worth.
"I skeefed an apple off the neighbor's tree." "I skeefed some chips outta your bag when you looked away." "Don't skeef my chair when I go to the bathroom."
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