neshat
A small desert rodent resembling a mouse, a desert shrew. The characteristics of a neshat have led too several meanings of the word. The cry of a neshat is known to be loud, often very irritating, thus neshat is used as a term to represent an annoying sound. The cry also has become associated with the deafening explosion of an atomic bomb. The term neshat is often used to refer to one of Iran's illegitimately produced atomic bombs. Neshats in the wild seen in the wild are usually found excreting feces everywhere on everything. Yet the creature is extremely rare often hard to find, because of this the few remaining Iranian princesses are also called Neshats. There whereabouts for the most part are unknown.
Example:
1. Elephants are startled by rats, mice and neshats
2. The United States believes Iran has at least 1 neshat, and considers it’s neshat to be a great threat to the free world.
3. Boy *scratches nails against chalkboard* Teacher: “Stop making such a neshat”
4. August 6th 1945, Hiroshima: Survivors can distinctly remember the deafening neshat that followed the explosion.
5. “Uh Oh, mommy I just neshat on the floor” said the boy.
6. According to eye witnesses, one of the few remaining Neshats has fled Iran and has been spotted in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Barcelona, Spain; and Irvine, California.
1. Elephants are startled by rats, mice and neshats
2. The United States believes Iran has at least 1 neshat, and considers it’s neshat to be a great threat to the free world.
3. Boy *scratches nails against chalkboard* Teacher: “Stop making such a neshat”
4. August 6th 1945, Hiroshima: Survivors can distinctly remember the deafening neshat that followed the explosion.
5. “Uh Oh, mommy I just neshat on the floor” said the boy.
6. According to eye witnesses, one of the few remaining Neshats has fled Iran and has been spotted in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Barcelona, Spain; and Irvine, California.