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Nagas
1. Not As Good As Skyrim. Usually used to describe something that is good, but which cannot honestly be called the best of it's kind. Can describe anything from girlfriends to the sandwiches they make, but especially used to compare video games. Nagas can almost always be replaced by 'OK'.
NAGAS
Stands for Nobody Actually Gives A Shit. Especially useful when cry baby bitches try to hog attention. Hand them a Kleenex as you tell them this and there's a chance they'll shut up.
NAGA
Acronymn: Not A Golfer's Asshole - award given to the worst golfer in a group.
Naga
Another word to use to refer to your homies, instead of using the N-word.
NAGA
The most incompetent and shittiest trading company that you can ever imagine.
What is golf slang?
Golf slang is a colorful part of the game, and golf slang terms can be universally used or be specific to a very small region. Small groups of golfers might even develop their own terms, unique to their rounds.
What does "good good" mean in golf?
Good-Good: Agreement between two golfers on the green to give each other gimmes. As in, "if mine is good, yours is good."
What is a flub in golf?
Flub: Usually applied to badly botched chip shots, especially ones hit fat. Four-Jack: When it takes you four putts to get your ball in the hole, you four-jacked it. Fried Egg: A golf ball that has plugged, or buried, in a sand bunker, so that the top of the ball resembles the yolk in a fried egg.
What is a sunblock golfer?
Sunblock: A golfer who spends a lot of time in bunkers (a k a, at the beach). Sunday Ball: Same as a "lunch ball" - another term for a mulligan (do-over). Tiger Tees: The teeing grounds used in professional tournaments, or the rearmost tees at any golf course. U.S.G.A .:
What is a golf shot with a lot of spin?
Pole Dancer: When your shot into the green hits the flagstick, it's a pole dancer. Popeye: A shot with lots of "spinnage" (lots of spin). Rainmaker: A golf shot with a very high trajectory. Usually applied to pop-ups, skyballs or other mis-hits, but can be applied to a shot played intentionally.
What does "chef" mean in golf?
Chef: A golfer who can't stop slicing.
What is a back door putt?
Back-door putt: A putt that catches the edge of the hole, spins around to the back of the hole, and falls into the cup off that back edge of the hole. Barkie: A bet won by a golf who makes par on a hole after his golf ball hit a tree. Also called a "woody" or "woodie" (and sometimes spelled "barky").
What is a Naga?
naga. The naga is a mystical creature with the body of a snake and the head of a man or woman. They will fiercely protect the territory they consider their own. Some nagas can be forced to serve as guardians by a spellcaster of great power.
What is Naga in mythology?
Naga. Naga is a old Asian mythology creature, with the torso of an human and snake tail instead legs. They have NO connection with the word 'nigger'.They were worshiped in hinduisem and budhisem - India, China,...Naga means 'snake'.
What does NAGA mean in the LAPD?
* NAGA : North American Ground Ape ....a term used by the LAPD to refer to any disturbances or riots, which so happen to involve black people. The reason the LAPD is considered racist?
Where do Nagas live?
In some traditions, they also live underwater in the bottoms of rivers, lakes and the oceans. The nagas can assume full human or full serpent form and, while dangerous, they often help humans and the gods.
Why are Nagas worshipped?
In some parts of India, nagas are worshiped as protectors of water sources and bringers of fertility, even though they may also cause drought and floods.
