6 definitions by Knives
by Knives January 19, 2016
She's a girl that's different from everyone else but once you get to know her she's most likely to become your best friend.
Friend: Yuliia is a great friend
by Knives March 27, 2022
Noun.
1) An acronym for the brand name 'Nitrous Oxide Systems'. NOS produces a chemical known as nitrous oxide, often used in the performance optimization of car and motorcycle engines. The chemical (N2O) breaks up upon contact with air, releasing extra oxygen into the engine. This often means that oxygen detectors in modern cars pick up the extra oxygen and add more fuel to the a/f mixture. This means the engine will pack a harder punch than it typically would, in the form of an instant flywheel horsepower gain.
2) A buzzword used by the illegal street racing comunity (often populated by rice burners), to make one's car sound fast. Many misconceptions have arisen from the term NOS, particularily founded by the film iThe Fast And The Furious/i. One misconception is that NOS can be installed on any car, and with the push of a button it will result in an exponential gain in speed. Another is that NOS iis/i nitrous oxide; NOS is only a brand name. Nitrous oxide can only be installed on some engines, and does not necessarily mean a huge gain in speed. It is NOT activated with the push of a button, most nitrous systems have a throttle trip system that activates the nitrous flow at WOT (wide-open-throttle), in order to maximize potential speed. Another widely mentioned misconception is that nitrous oxide is flammable. It is not. Though any compressed gas can explode when heated, the gas itself is non-flammable.
1) An acronym for the brand name 'Nitrous Oxide Systems'. NOS produces a chemical known as nitrous oxide, often used in the performance optimization of car and motorcycle engines. The chemical (N2O) breaks up upon contact with air, releasing extra oxygen into the engine. This often means that oxygen detectors in modern cars pick up the extra oxygen and add more fuel to the a/f mixture. This means the engine will pack a harder punch than it typically would, in the form of an instant flywheel horsepower gain.
2) A buzzword used by the illegal street racing comunity (often populated by rice burners), to make one's car sound fast. Many misconceptions have arisen from the term NOS, particularily founded by the film iThe Fast And The Furious/i. One misconception is that NOS can be installed on any car, and with the push of a button it will result in an exponential gain in speed. Another is that NOS iis/i nitrous oxide; NOS is only a brand name. Nitrous oxide can only be installed on some engines, and does not necessarily mean a huge gain in speed. It is NOT activated with the push of a button, most nitrous systems have a throttle trip system that activates the nitrous flow at WOT (wide-open-throttle), in order to maximize potential speed. Another widely mentioned misconception is that nitrous oxide is flammable. It is not. Though any compressed gas can explode when heated, the gas itself is non-flammable.
by Knives December 6, 2003
Godfather Of Gangsta Rap
Who, in his lifetime dissed the fuck out of the notoriously gay Deathrow Records.
With such great cd's as the classic
It's On 187um Killa
And Eternal E
Who, in his lifetime dissed the fuck out of the notoriously gay Deathrow Records.
With such great cd's as the classic
It's On 187um Killa
And Eternal E
by Knives January 26, 2003
A Cable T.V. Network dedicated to airing children's animation. Of course, they think anime is for young chilrem, and it's really not.
So, what do they do? Dub it and water it down. So it sucks, yes it sucks. It's not real anime.
You're better off bootlegging than buying that shit they air.
Powerpuff girls is not anime, never has never will be, its an insult to compare the two. Same with Samurai Jack.
So, what do they do? Dub it and water it down. So it sucks, yes it sucks. It's not real anime.
You're better off bootlegging than buying that shit they air.
Powerpuff girls is not anime, never has never will be, its an insult to compare the two. Same with Samurai Jack.
by Knives July 12, 2003