Nothing

Nelson Eduardo Olmedillo Hines

Nelson feels nothing.

by El señor de la nada November 29, 2021

And with your ears, you do nothing

Implies that someone is a moron, not reading the room/situation, or is just plain not listening.

Worker 1: Rinses Tupperware of salmon and broccoli remnants into sink with sign that says “Out of Order, Do Not Use”
Worker 2: And with your ears, you do nothing.

by F.Puff February 14, 2024

There's nothing happening

Out of the ordinary, I mean.

Cat:"There's nothing happening"
Person:"I finally got the wildfire in my sock drawer under control!"
Cat:"Out of the ordinary, I mean"

by DefineNADSIkd November 3, 2022

Enjoy Nothing

To say to your enemy, rival or someone who hates you. You say it when they are in a predicament.

Teacher: "Jake you got a F on your test!"
Josh: "Enjoy nothing after school today!"

by WhatAreThose! August 17, 2015

WORTH NOTHING

That one song TWISTED and Oliver tree that all over youtube

I love that song worth nothing

by P H O N K G O D December 18, 2023

Nothing Operator

n. A mathematical operator that does nothing.

As an example, we will do the trivial case where we apply the Nothing Operator.

by Physix December 7, 2010

nothing relationally

1- Collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except for the children's parents-in-laws who are the co-parents-in-laws.).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Person in relation to another person who has none consanguinity, none common ancestor, none kinship by affinity, none kinship by indefinite classification, none kinship by adoption and none other kind of kinship.
11- Relative's lover.
12- Relative-in-law's lover.

Collateral relatives's parents-in-law = nothing relationally.

by Wonbig October 13, 2021