Search results for 'nut':

nut job (adjective) : also a noun, usu. a crazy person or thing can also mean a crazy place

That nut job in Iran... —saw this on a JibJab video, JibJab, prob'ly 'round late '05/early '06

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 23, 2006 19:12

nutmeg (verb) : Nutmeg: In soccer, to kick the ball between the defending player's legs, and then regain control of the ball. Also known as "to 'meg'". To be nutmegged can be embarrassing, especially if the offensive player then scores a goal.

Wow! Did you see that boy just netmeg (or 'meg) the other player?

Submitted by: Ellen from Virginia on Nov. 16, 2005 10:51

nutness (noun) : the existence of a chaotic atmosphere

The call floor was in complete nutness!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 20, 2007 14:34

nutriated breakfast coffee (noun) : the presently unpatented (go for it! and send me a percentage!) product which will supply early morning coffee drinkers with some of their (hot-water soluble) daily vitamins and minerals!

I do not know if anyone has patented the idea yet, but it seems nutriated breakfast coffee would make a mint! —jonathan keith sheriff, personal thougts, recently

Submitted by: jonathan keith sheriff from California on Oct. 25, 2005 19:03

nutricient

(adjective) : unhealthy, but misleadingly presented as something that is nutritious

The soft drink is advertised as nutriticient because it has 1% fruit juice in it.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 07, 2006 22:57

nutshell (verb) : to summarize, to explain something briefly "in a nutshell"

Okay, you missed the first half-hour, so let me nutshell it for you....

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jun. 18, 2007 17:08

nutso (adjective) : crazy, insane, or absurd; taking it one step further than being just plain nuts; also a noun

George's nutso scheme to scam his insurance company by filing false claims landed him in jail.

Submitted by: Big Tom USMC from New York on Oct. 24, 2007 11:51

Nutter (noun) : idiot, weird person, or someone crazy.

'What a nutter!' the boy said to the other boy who was going crazy. —Natasha, school, 2 / 4 / 06

Submitted by: Tarshie from New Zealand on Apr. 01, 2006 16:50

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