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One of the nuTINI brothers, you can call him nuTINI when you become a roTINI brother.
nuTINI by wakafloppa October 3, 2023
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paolo nutini

Paolo Nutini is a scottish singer who has made hits such as 'Jenny Dont Be Hasty' and 'New Shoes'.
Signed on to the Atlanta Record label, he released his first single 'These Streets' as a free download in 2006.
Now with his album 'These Streets', paolo is getting recognition for not only his voice but also his charity work. In July 2007 he was awarded The Golden St. Christopher medal for his work towards his contribution to Barga (In Italy) and its people.
Paolo Nutini is perfect:
He has an amazing voice
amazing accent
and amazing hair.
that boys a looker!
paolo nutini by chelseyy; January 3, 2008
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paolo nutini

Scottist singer who's US hits have been "New Shoes" and a cover of Amy Winehouse's "Rehab".
Paolo Nutini is very hot.
paolo nutini by LatestPlague sXe April 14, 2007

Paolo Nutini

Paolo Nutini is possibly one of the best Scottish solo artists of this time. His first album, These Streets (2006) went to number three in the UK Album charts, and his second album Sunny Side Up (2009) went to number one in the UK Album charts. His third album, Caustic Lovewas released 5 years later (April 2014) and received extremely positive feedback from music critics. Caustic Love also went to number one in the UK Album charts, and was certified platinum from the BPI in June 2014. Later that month, he was referred by the BBC "arguably Scotland's biggest musician right now".

Paolo was born on the 9th January 1987, in Paisley, Scotland. His dad is Italian and his mum is Scottish. His birth name is Paolo Giovanni Nutini. Paolo was encouraged to sing by his grandfather, Jackie, and his school teacher at St Andrews Academy who recognised his talent.
Person 1- Did you hear Paolo Nutini on the radio this morning?
Person 2- Yeah! He's amazing!
Paolo Nutini by bammusic January 28, 2015

Paulo Nutini's 

Paulo Nutini's is a common phrase used for a new pair of shoes. It is derived from the popular song (by Paulo Nutini) called new shoes. It characterise the feeling of warmth found when somebody is sporting a new pair of shoes, which always requires the curtious acknowledge from a compadre.
"Jack, where did you get your Paulo Nutini's from, I could use a pair like that for the disco on Friday night?"
Paulo Nutini's by DandyK June 23, 2013

nutsniffing 

A psychological disorder falling under the larger diagnostic category of OCD whereas the sufferer, usually a contortionist, bends himself far forward enough to repeatedly and compulsively sniff his own nuts.
Sadly, I found out that my cousin is being treated for his debilitating nutsniffing illness and part of the treatment is for the patient to have to tightly seal their nuts in plastic wrap day and night, so the pleasure reward is taken away and the behavior gets extinguished pretty quickly!
nutsniffing by Dr Bunnygirl September 12, 2020
A scab on one's ball sack resulting from
a razor cut while shaving
She says to him "what is this" he states "c'mon baby, it's just a nutnick"
Most likely isn't true, but it sells
Nutnick by tinkerslink December 9, 2008
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