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nunchi (noun) : [noon'chee'] [korean] - an intrinsic understanding of a person with whom one is interacting, essential for evaluating that person's hidden feelings and staying ahead of possibly offending them

When interacting with Korean-Americans, always pay attention to acquiring some nunchi, because your communication partner will be doing the same thing. (my sentence) —christopher j moore, In Other Words: A Language Lover's..., 2005

Submitted by: jonathan keith sheriff from California on Oct. 26, 2005 01:59

nunchucks (noun) : Var. of nunchaku

The boy was sent home when the makeshift nunchucks he constructed out of toilet paper rolls were construed as a weapon

Submitted by: Phil from Pennsylvania on May. 26, 2006 11:18

nunchuk (noun) : the controller for a wii that is held in your right hand, used for sports and moving around in a game.

Move around the virtual world with your nunchuk. —wii

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 08, 2008 16:23

nunion (other) : abbreviated form of the expression "none of your business".

When she asked me if I liked her sister, I told her "nunion" because I don't think she has to know. —My mother, Early 1960's

Submitted by: Ken from Tennessee on Aug. 04, 2006 16:57

Nunya

(abbreviation) : short for None of Your Business

When asked what he was having for lunch, Brian snarled back, "Nunya!"

Submitted by: Lance Lance Revolution from Michigan on Dec. 07, 2007 12:39

(adjective) : To tell someone that it's none of their business.

They asked me how much I got paid and I told them NUNYA!

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on May. 14, 2007 14:22

(other) : short for "none of your(business)"

"Whatcha doin'?" "Nunya."

Submitted by: Sarah Schalk from Oklahoma on Jul. 25, 2006 16:39

nunyo (other) : — used to mean 'none of your business'

Bill asked me about my meeting and I told him nunyo.

Submitted by: Jason Eickhoff from Nebraska on Mar. 23, 2008 01:36

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