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used in the place of snack or food.
Syn: nibbleables
person 1: hey do you have any snacks?
person 2: yea i need some om nom nom nibbles!
person 3: yea we have tons of food!
when a group gathers and tries to compromise on an appropriate dining spot, the differences in desired cuisines leads to everyone settling on a standard diner that nobody wanted to eat at in the first place. They have settled for the lowest common de-nom-nom
Joe- who's up for chinese?
Steve- nah man. im in the mood for mexican
Danny- no thanks. I'm not in the mood for diarrhea. Italian?
Steve- Had it last night. besides, im allergic to wheat. Theres a nice steak joint down the block...
Joe- Im vegetarian, so fuck you. What about bon cuisine, down on 5th?
Danny- fuck you rich boy. I can't spend $40 on a piece of salmon. Denny's?
Joe + Steve- fuck you.
Joe- Fuck it. we're going to marge's country diner.
Steve- fine. they got everything and they're dirt cheap
Danny- like your mom. I guess. It seems to be the lowest common de-nom-nom.
the act of eating ... when it involves that of munching on a milf.
the other night this cougar bitch let me get all nom-mom-nom on her and it was great until her kid came in to the room after wetting the bed.
Created in the 21st century meaning that you eat random bad kids.
I Nom Nom Randy BK's on XBL 24/7.
the sound one makes when eating and wants to make everyone around them annoyed and desires to be obnoxious.
Mom: bob! eat your peas!
Bob: fine (eats a forkfull of peas)
Bob: om nom om nom
Mom: (gives bob the evil eye) bob!
Mom: Bob!
Bob: om nom om nom
Mom: one!
Bob: om nom om nom
Mom: two!
Bob: om nom om nom
Mom: three!!!!
Bob: om nom o-
(mom drags bob out by the ear and throws him in the trash)
(two seconds later the garbage truck goes by and takes bob)
A phrase by "ibuki mioda" from danganronpa : goodbye despair 2. she says it because during the morning, people like to eat breakfast.
"good nom nom noming"
Hybrid of two phrases: 1) "nom nom nom," which is an onomatpoeia for the act of eating and
2) "going to town," which is used in an adverbial sense to describe the vigor with which an action is taken, e.g., "going to town on that burrito" meaning to scarf it down quickly.
god, i haven't eaten all morning. i'm 'bout to go to nom nom town on that steak and eggs.