nurdle

To push the ball into a space in order to take a quick single in the game of Cricket.

"But he Thorpe soon looked at home, as indeed he should at The Oval, with that familiar nurdle to the on side, skipping back from right foot to left, to the fore"

from cricinfo.com

by carino risagallo June 26, 2005

nurdle

those little plastic pellets you find washed up on the beach after they've gotten lost on the way to factory where they make plastic water bottles that you buy instead of drinking tap water. They're also found in the bellies of poor sealife that mistake them for food. And they're plastic, so they don't break down.

There's more nurdles in the ocean than plankton. A lot more.

by pengo September 30, 2007

nurdle

describes anything that is small in any shape way or form and it can be used as a noun, adjective or maybe even a verb?

noun: i see a short, cute, little boy and i say.. "awww look at that little nurdle!"

orr: i want a tinyyy bit of your pineapple chunk..so i say, "hi, can i have a nurdle of your pineapple chunk?"

adjective: if i see someone wearing a tight, skanky top i might say.."WOW, that's quite a nurdle top your wearing!"

verb: .............ok nevermind i dont think "nurdle" will work as a verb but if you think of anything please post it!

by nurdlelover123 May 12, 2009

nurdle

The up and down movement of a cats front paws on an object (or person) before laying down.

The cat nurdled the pillow for a good five minutes before he layed down.

by Dana Duffy July 27, 2005

nurdle

noun: A small blob, usually but not always placed with intent.

A nurdle of shaving cream remained, wartlike, on his forehead. Or: He deposited a nurdle of Vote toothpaste atop the Empire State Building (remember the TV add?).

by TBandman September 3, 2006

nurdle

A small glob of batter that has been fried into a yummy crunchy crumb that accompanies fried fish, such as that served at Long John Silver's.

I would like lots of nurdles with my fish platter, please!

by andygirl98 April 7, 2008

nurdling

Putting your feet under someone's butt to keep them warm.

Mark: "Were you and Tom just nurdling?"
Jasmine: "You mean putting you feet under someone's butt to keep them warm?"
Mark: "Yep!"
Jasmine: "Oh, then yeh!"

by Rosley Frossi December 7, 2015