nyusu

Something Japanese media broadcast, sounds like "news" but actually a commercial using old technique of looking-like-news.
Confusing Japanese for fictional info, originally melt down with English "news".

Geysha1: "NHK nyusu says chicken flu will never infect human."
GayGuy2: "You are influenced by dangerous ideas."

Fisher1: "It's said all Fukushima Daiichi plants are now completely under control."
Mr. Fujionyamer: "You are watching too much Japanese TV."

nyusu by GoldAndButman August 23, 2011

Get merch

Get the nyusu mug.

See more merch

Nusuked

Bamboozled. Duped. Stunned. To be shocked or dumbfounded or perplexed. To fool or trick someone.

Inspired by the real life untested rollout of a global platform for travel packages.

I thought I purchased the package but I was nusuked!

Nusuked by soundcore May 6, 2023

Get merch

Related Words

nyusu • nyuu • nyusbff • nausu • niusu • nsusuve • NUSU • Nusuked • Nusuk’d • Nusuth

Nusuth

"Never mind". Alternative/ additional meanings; "doesn't matter", "no problem", "whatever", "nothing"...

A word created by Ursula K. LeGuin, used in her book 'The Left Hand Of Darkness' (1969)

1:"What's the matter?"
2:"Nusuth"
1:"No, tell me..."
2:"I said: Never Mind!"

Nusuth by tehlia November 9, 2010

Get merch

Nyuu

1. The name of Lucy's less psychotic alter ego in the splendid anime Elfen Lied. After Lucy is shot in the head with an anti-tank rifle she develops a childlike personality, and for the most part of the anime can only say the word "Nyuu". This single-word vocabulary leads the male lead (Kouta) to give her the name Nyuu.

2. A nonsense word in Japanese, though phonetically it sounds the same as the Japanese word for "Milk".

(Note: the Japanese equivalent of 'meow' is 'nya'. Due to the similar spellings, 'nyuu' is frequently mistaken for being synonymous with 'nya'. The two are not interchangeable.)

1. With a fantastic body, childlike kindness, and an oddly raging lebido, Nyuu is almost cute enough to make you forget that she spends her down time ripping peoples' arms out of their sockets.

2. Nyuu. Nyuu, Nyuu. Nyuu? Nyuu!

Nyuu by Damn it Jim! August 18, 2010