nwi
Not worth it
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NWI
It is another word for the region. It is also an acronym for northwest Indiana. It consists of Lake County and far west Laporte County. The acronym is used to make a not so cool place sound bad ass.
NWI
No wrong intention. Used when not wanting to give off the wrong vibe during a statement, online comment or any sentence which can seem sus or contain a double meaning. (either a wrong or good one). It’s a word used to clear a sentence of any flirtatious intent whatsoever.
NWI by Thedarkrobloxian May 19, 2022
nwit
Person 1: Dude, I cant believe you fell for that, you're such a nwit!
Person 2: Cmon bro, I was just trying to be cool and trendy!
Person 2: Cmon bro, I was just trying to be cool and trendy!
nwit by Ignorantsheeple69420 August 10, 2019
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