Definition of Nadaville

Nadaville

noun - uncountable

• in general usage, "ecstasy." In specifically sexual usage, it refers to orgasm. Origin is in jazz slang.

  Just looking at her sent me to Nadaville.

  Last edited on Aug 06 2013. Submitted by Rob L. from North America on May 29 1998.

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