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Friday, January 15, 2010

Slang and abbreviation part 16

List of acronyms begin with ‘N’:

  • N, ND -- And
  • N/C -- Not Cool
  • N1 -- Nice One
  • N2B -- Not Too Bad
  • N2M -- Not Too Much
  • N2MU -- Nice To Meet You
  • N8 -- Night
  • NAA -- Not At All
  • NAC -- Not A Chance
  • NAGL -- Not A Good Look
  • NALOPKT -- Not A Lot Of People Know That.
  • NAO -- Now
  • NAP -- Not A Problem
  • NARU -- Not A Registered User
  • NASL -- Name, Age, Sex, Location
  • NATO -- No Action Talk Only
  • NAW, NAY, NOPE -- No
  • NBD -- No Big Deal
  • NBF -- New Best Friend
  • NBM -- Nil By Mouth, Not Before Midnight
  • NBT -- Nothing But Trouble
  • NC -- No Choice
  • NE -- Any
  • NE1 -- Anyone
  • NEWAY -- Anyway
  • NEWBIE -- New Person
  • NEWFAG -- Newcomer
  • NF -- Not Funny
  • NFA -- No Further Action
  • NFM -- No Further Message
  • NFS -- Not For Sale
  • NFT -- No Further Text
  • NG -- No Good
  • NGH -- Not Gonna Happen
  • NGL -- Not Gonna Lie
  • NHF -- No Hard Feelings
  • NHOI -- Never Heard Of It
  • NHS -- National Health Service
  • NIAMY -- Never In A Million Years
  • NIB -- New In Box
  • NIK -- Now I Know
  • NITE -- Good Night
  • NITM -- Not In The Mood
  • NJ -- Not Joking, Nice Job
  • NK -- No Kidding, Not Known
  • NLI -- Not Logged In
  • NLM -- No Laughing Matter
  • NLT -- No later than
  • NM -- Never Mind, Nothing Much, No Message
  • NMF -- Not My Fault
  • NMI -- Need More Info
  • NMJ -- Not My Job
  • NMJC -- Not Much Just Chat
  • NMO -- Not My Opinion
  • NMP -- Not My Problem
  • NMR -- Not My Responsibility
  • NMS -- Not My Style
  • NMW -- No Matter What
  • NN -- No Need, Not Nice
  • NNITO -- Not Necessarily In That Order
  • NO1 -- No-one
  • NOC -- No One Cares
  • NOH -- New Overhauled
  • NOK --Not Okay, No One Knows
  • NOM -- No Offence Meant
  • NON -- Now Or Never
  • NOOB -- New, inexperienced person
  • NOP -- Not Our Problem
  • NORLY -- No, Really?
  • NOS -- New Old Stock
  • NOYB -- None Of Your Business
  • NOYDB -- None Of Your Damn Business
  • NP -- No Problem
  • NPR -- No Purchase Required
  • NPS, NPZ -- No Problems
  • NR - No Reply, No Reserve
  • NRFB -- Never Removed From Box
  • NRN -- No Reply Necessary
  • NSN -- Not So Nice
  • NT -- No Thanks
  • NTB -- Not That Bothered, Not Too Bad
  • NTBCW -- Not To Be Confused With
  • NTH -- Nothing
  • NTK -- Need To Know
  • NTL -- Nevertheless
  • NTM -- Not Too Much, Nothing Much
  • NTMY -- Nice To Meet You
  • NTN -- No Thanks Needed
  • NTS -- Nothing To Say, Note To Self
  • NTW -- Not To Worry
  • NTY -- No Thank You
  • NUF – Enough, Nothing
  • NVM, NVMD, NVRM, -- Never mind
  • NW -- No Way
  • NWLY -- Never Wanna Lose You
  • NYE -- New Years Eve
  • NYOB -- Not Your Own Business

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