by Voldys_lost_nose August 17, 2017

Its something you say when someone is questioning something they shouldnt be. In other words Everything went the way it should have.
Phil: Why were you gone 10 minutes too long or Why you back so quick, what did you do?
Stacy: I dd what I was supposed to do .. IT'S NOTHING MORE THAN WHAT IT IS AND NOTHING LESS THAN IT SHOULD BE!
Stacy: I dd what I was supposed to do .. IT'S NOTHING MORE THAN WHAT IT IS AND NOTHING LESS THAN IT SHOULD BE!
by MiiTurtle August 02, 2022

1- Collateral relative's spouse's ascendant
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative
3- Descendant-in-law's ascendant (except: child-in-law's parent = co-parent-in-law)
4- Descendant-in-law's collateral relative
5- Collateral relative's spouse's stepascendant
6- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse
7- Descendant-in-law's stepascendant (except: child-in-law's stepparent = step-co-parent-in-law)
8- Descendant-in-law's collateral relative's spouse
9- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's ascendant
10- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative
11- Stepdescendant-in-law's ascendant (except: stepchild-in-law's parent = step-co-parent-in-law)
12- Stepdescendant-in-law's collateral relative
13- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's stepascendant
14- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse
15- Stepdescendant-in-law's stepascendant
16- Stepdescendant-in-law's collateral relative's spouse
17- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse
18- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative
19- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative's spouse
20- Spouse's relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative
21- Spouse's relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative's spouse
22- Absence of kinship and absence of social bond at the same time
23- Zero, empty, null, none, an absence of anything, nil, naught, zilch
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative
3- Descendant-in-law's ascendant (except: child-in-law's parent = co-parent-in-law)
4- Descendant-in-law's collateral relative
5- Collateral relative's spouse's stepascendant
6- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse
7- Descendant-in-law's stepascendant (except: child-in-law's stepparent = step-co-parent-in-law)
8- Descendant-in-law's collateral relative's spouse
9- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's ascendant
10- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative
11- Stepdescendant-in-law's ascendant (except: stepchild-in-law's parent = step-co-parent-in-law)
12- Stepdescendant-in-law's collateral relative
13- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's stepascendant
14- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse
15- Stepdescendant-in-law's stepascendant
16- Stepdescendant-in-law's collateral relative's spouse
17- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse
18- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative
19- Relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative's spouse
20- Spouse's relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative
21- Spouse's relative's widowed (not biological)'s new spouse's any relative's spouse
22- Absence of kinship and absence of social bond at the same time
23- Zero, empty, null, none, an absence of anything, nil, naught, zilch
Nothing
by ABCD1234WXYZ April 24, 2023

by ZIRB7326 January 31, 2022

When You And Your Boys Ejaculate In A Couple Of Nerf Water-Guns And You Guys Spray Each Of Your Girlfriends And You All Take Care Of The Baby
by macadeliusthemagical January 21, 2024

The present participle of the verb “to noth” which means to do nothing.
It is to be used in the same way a basically any other word ending in -ing.
In the past tense, one could say they had nothed or in the future tense, they could say they will noth. It is a regular verb and follows normal grammar rules.
It is to be used in the same way a basically any other word ending in -ing.
In the past tense, one could say they had nothed or in the future tense, they could say they will noth. It is a regular verb and follows normal grammar rules.
by AProperWierdGuy August 04, 2020
