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- nff.
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n. a sigh of frustration, as when trying to secure a candle in a holder in the comic strip “PvP” by Scott R. Kurtz.

- nfff.
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adj. enough; see also ‘nff.

 | <Colleges have to get more proactive — nfff said! —Gnote3138, University of Alberta “Inclusion Archives.”> |
adv. yes; an affirmative answer spoken by someone who can’t be bothered to respond civilly.

 | <“Has your lordship got everything he requires?” “Nfff,” said Nobby. —Terry Pratchett, Feet of Clay.> |
- Ng.
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n. a Vietnamese name.

 | <Ng himself, or at least Ng’s avatar, is a small, very dapper Vietnamese man in his fifties. —Neal Stephenson, Snow Crash.> |
- ng’h.
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n. the practice of mental control over another in the novel The FarCall by RedTurtle.

- ngggggh.
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n. a grunt of physical exertion, as when tugging a heavy box in Arthur and the Comet Crisis by Marc Brown.

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