nurdles
Small blobs of batter that have been fried into yummy crunchies that accompany fried fish, such as that served at Long John Silver's restarant.
nurdles by andygirl98 April 5, 2008
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Fuzzy nurdles
A good, loving or loved feeling associated with someone or something;
A warm, happy feeling associated with a hug or similar shown affection.
A warm, happy feeling associated with a hug or similar shown affection.
"You give me fuzzy nurdles when you do that" - "The kittens were so cute, I got fuzzy nurdles when they snuggled up to me"
Fuzzy nurdles by K H July 25, 2008
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Fuzzy nurdles • nurdle • Nuddles • Nurbles • Nurcles • nurbles in a turf • nurdlenose • dirty nurdle • puzzy nuddles • Curdle My Nurdle
nurdle
"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"
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nurdle by carino risagallo July 7, 2005
nurbles in a turf
The Jets gave up 35 points yesterday, and he was screaming at the TV with his nurbles in a turf the whole time.
nurbles in a turf by jaysilverman October 4, 2013
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.
Knerdle, or knurdle or nerdle or nurdle
Knerdle, or knurdle or nerdle or nurdle by Stefan Marciniak August 16, 2003
Curdle My Nurdle
Sarah, Shannon, Ashley, Michaela, Grace, Katie, Caroline's favorite catch-phrase
...It means to have a nurdle that has curdled, or spoiled, like milk. A nurdle is a pen.....you can finish that, mikay/. Rats!
...It means to have a nurdle that has curdled, or spoiled, like milk. A nurdle is a pen.....you can finish that, mikay/. Rats!
Curdle My Nurdle by DonnaRickTerri January 15, 2010
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
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murderhobo
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