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Liquids that come from one’s tiddy (specifically a male).
The word Nerm comes from the combination of nipple and sperm.
Ahh shit, Wilson, what’s that liquidity stuff coming from your tit?
Ahh. It’s just some Nerm.
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The act in which a dead (splay-legged and splay-armed) body falls from a set of rafters, and lands unerringly onto a living person.
Jessica entered the studio, letting out a sigh of relief. It had been a hard day at work, and she was ready to sit down with some chai, her painting, and some good old Lionel Richie. As the door clicked shut, and the lock sunk home, the body of her former boyfriend slipped free of it's temporary home, and nermed her hard, across her shoulders.
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weed; nugs of good weed. Variant of preems.
Let's cop some of them nice nerms.
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Having a dick that looks like a 3rd ball like a helmet part with no shaft just turns purple when it gets hard doesn't grow longer at all
You're nerm dick ruining your life bro you can't even touch the wetness with that thing man I'm glad I don't have a nerm dick too!
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A penis so small that you pee on your balls. Looks like 3 balls but the top one is way smaller. All helmet part .... No shaft
Yo dawg, l just seen that guy peeing all on his balls in the restroom. Hey!! Don't make fun of him, he got dat nerm dick bro!
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Nerming examines the intricate relationships between organisms and their environment, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all living things. Nermed is the natural process by which organic substances are broken down into simpler compounds by microorganisms, contributing to the recycling of nutrients in ecosystems. Nerm occurs when toxic substances become increasingly concentrated as they move up the food chain, posing significant threats to top predators and sometimes even human health. Nermy, a key component of the Earth's atmosphere, plays a crucial role in the planet's water cycle, facilitating the transfer of moisture and regulating climate patterns. An Oliver Nerm is a change in a system, where an initial action leads to a reaction that intensifies the original change, often resulting in destabilization or rapid shifts in ecological processes.