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What is NOLS?
The hangover you experience after sitting through a Nolan movie
"Man, Tenet gave me such a Nol-over that I went straight to bed after the movie"
NOLS - meme gif
NOLS - video
NOLS - what is it?
Nol is the name of someone who is a manipulative sociopath who will break your heart with his insincere charm.
That guy is such a Nol
What does "NOLS" mean?
When one eats a large amount of carbs on a NOLS course and ends up taking golden shits, this is known as NOLS Gold.
Person A: Eating a large amount of carbs on a NOLS course leads to NOLS Gold.
Person B: Whats NOLS Gold?
Person A: Its when you poop gold.
NOLS - what does it mean?
Something that is boring, lame, and not worth a word over three leters.
Sitting at home playing video games when you could be surfing is NOL.
NOLS - meaning
NOL is an acronym for Nope'd Out Loud. It is derived from the phrase LOL (laughed out loud) and used in the same fashion for stating when a given situation has been declined (origin as of this post is reddit
I was gonna let her give me head, but when she had what appeared to be a cold sore so I NOL'd
NOLS - definition
Said when something intended to be humorous is in fact not; the opposite of lol
Dennis: I wondered why the Frisbee was getting bigger, and then it hit me - lol.
Chris: nol
Dennis: :(
NOLS - slang
Hey your my NOL.
NOLS
Not out loud.
Derived from nawl, which is derived from lawl, which comes from lol.
shh, quiet, nol in here
NOLS
Acronym for "nerd out loud".
Used to describe an event, action, or feeling of something truely "nerdy"; be it understanding a Star Wars reference, purchasing a new X-men/Fantastic Four crossover comic book, dressing as a Hobbit for a movie marathon, or giggling when you hear the original Pacman intro music played out loud. Usually the term describes these occasions occuring in a public locale or forum.
The term is often subjected to modification, such as the addendum of 'd, changing it's meaning to the paste-tense "nerded out loud". It has also been posed as a question ("NOL?"), inquiring as to wether the recipient "nerded out" over the subject matter.
Tradionally only used in text-based communications on the internet or other digital media, it's become commonplace for it to be used ironically in everyday verbal communications.
Tim: "I told someone at work today 'this is not the movie you were looking for'"
Tom: "NOL!"
Erica: "I totally NOL'd while watching the new Doctor Who episode!"
Dannielle: "I LOVE CASTLE! NOL!"
NOLS
National Outdoor Leadership School.
Outdoor college based in Lander Wyoming
I'm going to NOLS for a semester in the fall. Time to climb some mountains!