Definition of 'nam
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Other terms relating to 'military (related to)': |
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Definitions include: pejorative nickname of the US Air Force. |
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Definitions include: to vomit |
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Definitions include: fresh, deep, uncut snow. |
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Definitions include: "military surplus". |
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Definitions include: a very late - or very early - time of the day. |
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Definitions include: "special operations". |
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Definitions include: pejorative term for an Air Force. |
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Definitions include: a United States Marine. |
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Definitions include: breasts. |
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Definitions include: nickname for a Gunnery Sargent in the United States Marine Corps. |
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Definitions include: from military slang for "weapons loaded and prepared for firing". |
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Definitions include: "a target has been injured or killed" or "a terrorist has been injured or killed." |
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Definitions include: "First Civilian Division." |
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Definitions include: "unsuccessful". |
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Definitions include: a gay male who prefers young gay men. |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: to move on. |
| Definitions include: swastikas rendered with penis imagery. |
| Definitions include: to accelerate quickly in an automobile, such that the tires don't get traction with the ground and spin freely. |
| Definitions include: A girl, Woman. |
| Definitions include: "plural form" of drop a deuce. |
| Definitions include: See in the hell. |
| Definitions include: scant, barely sufficient. |
| Definitions include: extremely intoxicated. |
| Definitions include: to relax. |
| Definitions include: to be sad. |
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