N 1
No matter how many of something you have you always want one more.Number you have = n, the number you want = n+1.18 n 1
1 n' 1
7 n 1/2
Example:
this ruler is 7 n 1/2 inces long
it is 1/2 past 7
how meny times hav i walked down this street ( 7 n 1/2 )
... and so on
this ruler is 7 n 1/2 inces long
it is 1/2 past 7
how meny times hav i walked down this street ( 7 n 1/2 )
... and so on
n e 1
Example:
n e 1 here
n e 1 here
N equals 1
Example:
Steve: I watched a guy run 100 m in less than 10 seconds, surely loads of people can do that.
Bob: That was Usain Bolt. N equals 1 bro.
Steve: I watched a guy run 100 m in less than 10 seconds, surely loads of people can do that.
Bob: That was Usain Bolt. N equals 1 bro.
1 n done
Going to the bar and getting a quick drink before going home or getting back to work. 1 and dones are followed by a 2 and through, 3 and flee, or a 4 and door, etc.. Anything after 4 and door is a full on party and you were just kidding yourself about "getting a quick drink".
Example:
1. Yo where you going for lunch? You down for a 1 n done?
2. Damn these folks at work stressin me out.. I may need a 1 n done before I go home.
1. Yo where you going for lunch? You down for a 1 n done?
2. Damn these folks at work stressin me out.. I may need a 1 n done before I go home.
Rock n' Roll part 1 and 2
Example:
Rock n' Roll part 1 and 2 is plays during NFL football games and in the 1996 movie Happy Gilmore.
Rock n' Roll part 1 and 2 is plays during NFL football games and in the 1996 movie Happy Gilmore.
n+1
A phrase most commonly used by the bicycling community, n+1 refers to the amount of a thing one should own, a thing which they are obsessed with and brings joy.
The correct number of bikes to own is n+1. While the minimum number of bikes one should own is three, the correct number is n+1, where n is the number of bikes currently owned.
The equation n+1 can also be used to describe pizza, beer, puppies, or even autographed baseball cards.
The correct number of bikes to own is n+1. While the minimum number of bikes one should own is three, the correct number is n+1, where n is the number of bikes currently owned.
The equation n+1 can also be used to describe pizza, beer, puppies, or even autographed baseball cards.
Example:
John B: "I'm really considering buying a road bike to go a bit faster and have in addition to my townie and mountain bike, but don't know if that would be too many bikes."
Nate C: "N+1 my friend, go buy that bike!"
John B: "I'm really considering buying a road bike to go a bit faster and have in addition to my townie and mountain bike, but don't know if that would be too many bikes."
Nate C: "N+1 my friend, go buy that bike!"