American School Slang Expression: Vocabulary N [back]
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naamps (n) |
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A very hot girl. Check out the naamps
over there. [ |
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na I'm jus sayin' is all (phr) |
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Explaining. Na I'm jus sayin' is all I
was late because I had a flat. [ |
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na, na, bitch (phr) |
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Something stated is not true; a.k.a. don't go there. Na,
na, bitch, we're not having a test today. [ |
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nacho(adj) |
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The best. Wow that party was nacho! [ |
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nah-mean (phr) |
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Do you know what I'm saying? Do you understand? I want
to be somebody in life, nah-mean? [ |
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nail (v) |
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To have sex with someone. I got nailed last
night! [ |
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narf (n) |
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1. (int) Used when
one messes up. You hit that car? Narf! 2. (n) The name for someone who messed up. You
are such a narf. You never finish your work on time. 3. (n) A goof. Your boyfriend is a total narf;
why are you still with him? [Missouri
Western State College, St. Joseph, MO] |
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nark (n) |
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Someone who tells on other people; ie: a police informant.
Don't sell to him; he's a nark. [University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA, 1998] |
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natty (n) |
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Natural Light beer, but applies to any cheap beer at a
keg party. Oh great, another keg of natty. [University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 1998] |
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neck (n) |
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A fool; a stupid person. Jimmy be actin' like a neck.
[Pellissippi State, Knoxville, TN,
1998] |
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negatory (int) |
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No; I don't think so; no way. You want to borrow
a hundred bucks? Negatory. [St
Joseph's College, Standish, ME] |
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nigal (n; voc) |
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A good or close friend. Nigal, come on
over and we'll get some beers. [Northern
Michigan University, Marquette, MI] |
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nigga {potentially offensive}
(n; voc) |
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Friend or close acquaintance. Yo nigga,
got the notes from English? [Salem State
College, Salem, MA] |
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niiiiice (you have
to pronounce the "i" really long)
(adj) |
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Really fucking cool. Those kicks are niiiiice!
[University of Wisconsin at Madison,
Madison, WI] |
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nipply (adj) |
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Cold, chilly. Damn, it's nipply today;
it'll probably snow. [University of
North Texas, Dallas, TX] |
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no brainer (n) |
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Easy; not much work; little thinking required. That
class is a no brainer. [Texas
A & M University, College Station, TX] |
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no diggity (no
dig) (phr;
int) |
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That's true; no kidding. No diggity;
I got an A! [University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, BC, 1998; St. Augustine's College, Raleigh, NC; Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona, CA, 1997] |
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nonce (n) |
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A weak person; a pansy. You are a nonce! [Sheffield,UK,
1998] |
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nook (n) |
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A problem. That's a tough nook. What are you
gonna do? [Eastern Michigan University,
Ypsilanti, MI] |
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nookie (nooky)
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Sexual relations. I got some nookie last night
with this phat chick. [Texas A&M-Commerce,
Commerce, TX, 1998] |
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NorCal (adj) |
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Northern Californian. It's all about the NorCal
weed, said Graham. [University of California-Santa
Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, 1998] |
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not my dog (phr) |
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It is someone else's problem. It's too bad she lost
her apartment but that's not my dog. [Fairfield
University, Fairfield, CT] |
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num {vulgar} (v) |
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To perform oral sex upon someone. I heard she nummed
him at the party. [ |
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nuttin' but luv (phr) |
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Only good feelings ( usually inspite of something that
would be offensive). I got nuttin' but luv for ya, even if
you are 30 minutes late! [Georgia Tech,
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by Carey 2002