nurdle n.— «I put down a nurdle (a precise measurement, somewhere between “a little” and “a skoshe”) of the green stuff, make a little crater in it and put in some Testors liquid cement.» —“Re: Plastic Model Putty—is there a good one?” by Bob...
nurdle n.— «“What is the best method for laundering an internal frame pack (NF Badlands)?” “Mild soap in a bathtub full of warmish water. Fingernail brush on the stubborn nurdles. Air dry for a couple of days.”» —“Re: Pack Laundering” Usenet: rec...
nurdle n.— «Within five feet of me the dog takes a huge dump, the kind that comes out like soft ice cream and lands in a piled up nurdle on the ground. The woman proceeds to start covering it with sand.» —“Dog(Doody)Day Afternoon” by Foon Usenet:...
nurdle n.— «“Upon reflection, belly button lint can be pretty darn sexy. (depending, of course, on the belly button).”…“Not if it’s flecked with dead mites and sweat nurdles.”…A “nurdle”…is a tiny, compacted, crud nodule. Sweat, body oil, dead...
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n.— «Disconnect the battery, unscrew the nurdle that holds the switch, push switch out the rear, and let it hang.» —“Re: Electrical Question” by BondoBill1 Usenet: alt.autos.studebaker Sept. 27, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
nurdle n.— «Without a doubt—God’s gift to huntin’ fools everywhere is the sling made by Butler Creek. It’s made so it has a slight bungee action and it has some little nurdles to help keep it on your shoulder. It’s also cheap.» —“Re: [Slings] Info...