nutties
nutties by darrin bauer November 26, 2010
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nutties
nutties by nigganigganiggawutttits March 24, 2014
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nuttier than squirell shit
Off the wall, to the extreme, maximum levels. Usually in a negative context....Pay attention "USUALLY".
This guy sat near me on the train, had this outfit on that was nuttier than squirell shit, man was it jacked!
nuttier than squirell shit by wilddogjoe October 5, 2011
nittiest of all gritties
nittiest of all gritties by mastertrainer1978 April 9, 2008
Nunties
Nunties by UndeadPlum July 17, 2014
Pound some natties
The act of drinking Natural Light beer with your bros. This can include Natural Light or Natural Ice.
Pound some natties by mama_jama June 19, 2011
nuttier than squirl shit
nuttier than squirl shit by tejano_in_iowa October 2, 2006
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