numnum

Delicious or yummy food; usually spoken to child or pet during feeding or before a snack.

She gave her child some delicious numnums to snack on.
Good boy Fido. Now Come get your numnum.
Open your mouth (hangar) the airplane is coming in for a landing carrying some yummy numnums.

by BJHWord September 13, 2012

numnum

Actual definition is the feel you get when one gropes a women’s breast. Mostly one could just use the word to describe a women’s breast.

Oooh, I want to grab that numnum. Numnum so squishy!

by Bus Uncle June 11, 2006

sunflower bandaid numnum boob blammy

Someone who doesn't cater to peoples triggers,, yet expects you to respect their triggers.
- sunflower bandaid numnum boob blammy is just a random nickname lmao

Person 1: Have you talked to sunflower bandaid numnum boob blammy?
Person 2: No, I don't cater for sunflower bandaid numnum boob blammy cause they don't cater for me

by Azhtynn October 4, 2021

mmm num num num

The sound you make after seeing something so delicious that you just want to eat it all up (whether it is food or a female).

For a first-hand example, see the movie Role Models, when Augie is served chicken fingers.

In the movie Role Models, after his order of chicken fingers arrives at the restaurant:
Augie: *mmm num num num num num*

After seeing pictures of Avril Lavigne in Maxim:
Me: *mmm num num num num num*

by outerbanx January 1, 2009

numnuts

Numnuts or num-nuts is a slang term that is used to depict someone who is a constant source of trouble. Usually an individual who screws up, or constant makes mistakes. Someone who botches a job, event, or situation.

"Good job, numnuts!"
-Or-
"You guys are a bunch of #%^&!$$ numnuts! Hit the ground and give me 50!" (a drill sergeant to his platoon of Army trainees.

by Guler March 11, 2005

Birdie num num

Name of bird food used by Peter Sellers in the move "The Party".

"Um, birdie num nums." Peter Sellers mutters as he empties the box into the cage

by Cogswell Gearhead September 20, 2005

numanums

Numanums are sweeties! Yay!
Phrase coined in Aberdeen, UK in 2010.

Gert: Can you pass me a numanum?
Bert: What? The ones in the Erdinger glass on the mantle?
Gert: Yeah,those numanums...

by Bert Goaf September 9, 2010