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A Francophone phrase which is literally translated into English as "what's the nine?" but is supposed to mean "how are things?" or "what's up?" in French
"Salut Edouard, Quoi de neuf?" Hi Edward, what's up?
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A person that has a hard time comprehending things that others find simple. Also they scream and freak out when anything changes or doesn't go their way. They also have zero social skills
That boy is really freaking out about suck a simple task. He's a real goof neuf.
a person whom steals cars and other property and takes other people’s girls (a lady’s man)
Hey do you know his name?
No
He looks like a neuf
When put into google translate it sound like "suck on deez nuts". Which can go down very wrong in a French class.
Person 1: Translate 50 19 to french!
Person 2: Eh why not?
... Minutes later ...
Person 2: Are you serious rn bro
Person 1: LOL no way you fell for that, cinquante dix-neuf, Suck on deez nuts. hahaha
A phrase used to describe one-upping a friend with a very trivial, and often unnecessary, correction; typically referencing statistics and other sports related facts; named after Kyler Neufer (alternative spellings Nuefer, Newfur, Neufter), former Division 3 Collegiate Athlete notorious for this one-upmanship behavior; popularized by NHL forward Josh Norris.
Craig: “Lebron is having a tremendous year, he’s averaging 33 points a game!”
Kyle: “Actually, its 33.2 points per game.”
Zac: “Damn Craig, you just got neufed!”
French for "19."
Also used as a substitute for "Deez Nuts" due to the similarity of pronunciations.
1. Guy 1: Hey bro what's the current time?
Guy 2: Huit Deux Neuf. (8:19.)
Guy 1: I don't understand what you just said but okay.
2. Guy 1: Hey bro do you know deux?
Guy 2: What is deux?
Guy 1: DEUX NEUF!!!