Anglish Slang Wordbook/N

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Anglish	sp.	English
Nail	n	A cigarette; marijuana cigarette. 2. a hypodermic syringe.
Nail	vb	To get hold of; to secure, to apprehend and arrest. 2. catch one out. 3. to punch, hit hard or squarely. 4. to shoot, kill someone. 5. to defeat or corner an opponent. 6. to identify, recognize. 7. to seduce, have sexual intercourse with. 8. to do something well, to master something.
Nail bender	n	A carpenter, 2. a blacksmith.
Nail biter	n	An anxious-provoking situation, esp. a close contest.
Nailed-up	adj	Drunk, intoxicated, sozzled.
Nailer	n	A policeman.
Nailhead	n	A fool, simpleton, dullard.
Nail-headed	adj	Folish, stupid, dull.
Nailing	n	Catching, arresting, apprehending.
Nail Someone's Hide to the Door"	phr	To punish severely. 2. to beat up comprehensively.
Narrow-assed	adj	Skinny, slim.
Narrow back	n	An Irish person, esp. a second-generation immigrant. 2. a protestant. 3. an Irish immigrant who returns fronm the US to lie in Ireland.
Narrow in the shoulder	phr	Lacking a sense of humor (the hunched shoulders of a miserable person.)
Narrow lane	n	The throat.
Naughties	n	Sexual relations, intercourse.
Naughty	phr	"Have a Naughty" - have sexual intercourse.
Naughty bits	n	Genitalia (male and female).
Naughty-house	n	A brothel, bordello, knock-shop.
Naughty-nighties	n	Lingerie.
Neck and neck	phr	Even, parallel, equal
Needle	n	Resentment, bitterness, irritation. 2. repititous nagging and complaining. 3. the penis
Needle	vb	To maliciously annoy.
Needle-knight	n	A user of an injectable drugs.
Needle-fiend	n	Intravenous drug addict.
Needle man	n	A conman who injects into gullible persons the idea or scheme of a sure way to get rich quick. 2. a doctor. a confidence man, scammer, hoaxer, cheat,embezzler.
Needle monger	n	A person who is frequently provoking and annoying others by criticism or questioning.
Needle-nosed	adj	Having a long nose.
Needle queen	n	A nurse.
Needle-shy	n	Fear or dread of needles and injections; belonephobia.
Needle time	n	The term "needle time" refers to (the number hours of broadcasting music) comes from the use (at the time) of gramophone records as the main source of recorded music, which were played on gramophone record players using a gramophone needle.
Needle-up	vb	To inject
Needmore	n	A poor person. 2. a poor section of a town or city.
Neighbourhood friendly	n	A well-known neighbourhood shop or shopping centre. 2. a neighbourhood conducive to safe and salubrious living.
Nether-limbs	n	The legs.
Nether-limbs	n	The legs.
Nethers	n	The genital.
Needmore	n	A poor, needy, under-privileged person.
Newshawk	n	A newspaper reporter
New wrinkle	phr	A new idea, plan or scheme
Nobody's home	phr	As in the phrase, "The lights are on, but nobody 's at home." meaning stupid, dull, dumb
No-brow	n	A stupid person.
No flies on him	phr	He is alert, able, clever, active
No go	phr	Lack of agreement
No great shakes	phr	Not very successful; mediocre
No likee	phr	Not well received or liked
No man's land	phr	Neutral territory between the front and the trenches; neutral territory in general
No more be	phr	To die, pass away, asleep in the arms of Jesus.
No-neck	n	A very muscular male athlete.
No nothing stop	phr	A remote, isolated, sparsely peopled railway stopping place
Nose	n	A police spy
Nose dive	phr	A failure, a rapid decline in business or prices
Nose to the grindstone	phr	Steadily at work, having no leisure
Nose wipe	n	A handkerchief.
Not so hot	phr	Only fair, mediocre, medium. 2. undesirable
Nothing doing	phr	No; nothing more will happen or go on; used foe emphasis
Nothing to sneeze at	phr	Not to be ignored or belittle
Nothing to write home about	phr	Mediocre, trivial
Not on your life	phr	No, used for emphasis
Not with it	phr	Mentally unalert, unobservant, not on the ball, dim-witted
No two ways about it	phr	certain, settle, clear
Nut-house	n	An asylum and hospital for those with mental illness.
Nuts	n	The testicles.
Nuts	adj	Crazy, wild, strange, mad.
Nut sack	n	The testicles.
Nuts over	phr	Infatuated with or wild some person or thing, usu a man who is "nuts over" a woman.
Nut up	phr	Go crazy.