A fork of Rural Dictionary
A black person.
"That man was quite articulate.....for a nay nay."
A fun, loving outgoing person. Shy at first but not afraid to put you in your place. Once Nai-Nai rocking with you heavy it's hard to gain her loyalty back. Nai-Nai is a good friend and fights for who and what she loves. Nai-Nai can not be replaced.
I wish I had a friend like Nai-Nai. She a real rider.
A tall, blond man-boy who wears a lot of plaid, short or long sleeves. Sweet, but enjoys movies with lots of boobs. Likes to make up phrases that people have never heard of. enjoys drinking sour puss, and hates to drink beer. Nai-Nay is a playa, who knows how to please the ladies, and when there are no ladies, he sure can pleasure himself! A master of Halo and everything to do with XBox, due to his obsession, he is slightly pasty. Like Dinosaurs both on his socks and pillow. Has an extensive movie collection on his Mac, and 151 on the first shelf of his bookcase. Like to live with Guatemalans, Irish Folk and Calgarians.
Guy 1: That guy sure wears a lot of plaid.
Guy 2: Yep, he sure is a Nai-Nay
A two syllable alternative to no.
"Want to go bowling tonight?"
"I'm gonna have to say the nay no my brotha."
Shakespearean English word meaning 'no'. Nay is now used in Northern England and amongst posh people.
"More tea?"
"Nay."
A common name in the Mien language, it is a name usually given to the second-born daughter. Also connotative to awesomesauce.
Because of their dyslexia, most Caucasians pronounce it as 'nia' or 'nee-uh'. However, this is not the case. The actual pronunciation, albeit a very simple one, is 'nye' (as in Bill 'Nye', the science guy).
Muey: Nai came out of my mom's vagina after me. Therefore, she is my younger sister.