nuditious
nuditious by word junkie 1961 February 3, 2010
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nutritious load
i found this in my environmental science book. you can use it as another name for sperm. it is so funny.
nutritious load by cia_mrx March 14, 2007
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nudicrous
The level of inebriation when someone feels the need to remove clothing.
Also used for someone who is susceptible to taking off his or her clothing while drinking.
Also used for someone who is susceptible to taking off his or her clothing while drinking.
Nutritious
Used to display the awesomeness of anything you think deserves a commendation or props, like a noun, idea, or action. Conceived as a new, urban slang to use in place of overused words/phrases such as, "cool", "bad ass", and "sick". Can also be shortened as "NUTRIT".
"Dude, that concert last night was nutritious!" Or, in response to an idea: "That sounds nutrit, bro."
Nutritious by Oreos and poon May 16, 2009
nutritious
meaning good or appetizing in some way; used in place of words like hella or tight when those words sound out of place.
nutritious by Sammer teh Hammer July 5, 2007
Deezus Nutious
Deezus Nutious was an Ancient Roman philosopher who specialised in counting balls. In 100 A.D., when Archimedes told him to give him a tool, Deezus Nutious replied with "Get deez nuts lmao", so a legend was born. Nowadays, people who say constantly deez nuts jokes are also called honorably Deezus Nutious
Person 1:Do you want some porn CDs?
Person 2:Yeah
1:Well see deez nuts in yo face lmao get rekt
2:Hehe your jokes made me feel dizzy
1: nah u just deez-y
2: don't be a Deezus Nutious bruh
Person 2:Yeah
1:Well see deez nuts in yo face lmao get rekt
2:Hehe your jokes made me feel dizzy
1: nah u just deez-y
2: don't be a Deezus Nutious bruh
Deezus Nutious by SouthParkResident69 August 15, 2021
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