noiteka
pr-nunciation: noy-tek-a
verb
present tense (“noiteka”): getting brunch and reading a book
past tense (“noitekked”): got brunch and read a book
future tense (“noiteka”): going to get brunch and read a book
noun (“noiteka”): i majored in noiteka and computer science.
proper noun (“noiteka”): he’s a total noiteka
“what are you doing tomorrow?” “noiteka, then tennis”
“what are your hobbies?” “i like eating and i like books, so basically noiteka”
“see you tomorrow for noiteka?”
“what are you doing now?” “noiteka, and talking with you!”
Read Also:
- nonions
a sandwich without onions. i’ll take whole wheat, with pickle, lettuce, olives and nonions. a newspaper headline so outrageous that it should be in the onion, but isn’t. “the article here says that conspiritard alex jones just hired roseanne barr to be a reporter. that’s a nonion if i ever saw one!” of or having […]
- noodlenoppers
tina hopkins hey noodlenoppers hand me the remote
- Nook Face
the look or face that suggest you wanting to or it’s time for nook nook. once danielle saw anthony’s nook face she knew he wanted her right there and now.
- Noose Decoration
a struggling african american person or an african american corpse. robert put noose decorations up on the trees to make the kkk rally more festive.
- nopeful
an att-tude of impending doom. opposite of hopeful. “i just know john isn’t going to like me when we finally meet!” “don’t be so nopeful!”