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Definition of nerdy in English: nerdy(also nurdy) adjectivenerdier, nerdiest ˈnəːdi informal 1Unfashionable and socially inept or boringly studious. when I was a nerdy kid, I got bullied a lot his slightly nerdy haircut and glasses Example sentencesExamples - They ignored him and made fun of him for being nerdy.
- He's a nice, ordinary guy with enough of a nerdy streak to explain his social difficulties.
- He is so weedy and nerdy and in desperate need of a few hours down at the gym.
- By the end of the season, he ceased to be the nerdy kid nobody liked.
- She's cute, but a little nerdy.
- He describes himself as a "nerdy" kid whose size worked against him.
- The glasses made her feel nerdy.
- Why do so many people have such poor-looking haircuts and nerdy clothes?
- Adam is a shy, nerdy college student.
- The other day, this old man in a terrible nerdy anorak and flaky skin came to our school.
- 1.1 Characterized by an obsessive interest in something, especially technology.
my incredibly nerdy knowledge of videogames Example sentencesExamples - I was watching an interview with a nerdy computer controller in the US military.
- There's some occasional edge enhancement, but only the nerdiest of videophiles will find cause to complain.
- If you work only with guys, and you're a nerdy programmer, the thought of women probably doesn't enter your head for most of the day.
- This group blog is dedicated to nerdy stuff you can do with your kids.
- I was born in New York, went to all the right schools, was a nerdy scientist since the time I was about six.
- Only the nerdiest of flight enthusiasts give these planes a second thought.
- "Why talk about what's not in the movie?" he retorts in his patented nerdy whine.
- Where else is there a comparable gathering of eager, aggressively young law students and nerdy academics that only fellow nerds have ever heard of?
- This is a work of nerdy creative genius.
- I promise NEVER AGAIN to bore all of you with nerdy stats.
- My friends, being incredibly nerdy linguists, decided to make fun of the syntax.
- I'm married to a nerdy engineer.
- He's both a geeky nerd and a nerdy geek.
Derivativesnoun ˈnəːdɪnɪsˈnərdinəs mass nouninformal 1The quality of being unfashionable and socially inept or boringly studious. he tries to incorporate his nervousness and nerdiness into his onstage persona - 1.1 The quality of being obsessively interested in something, especially technology.
Example sentencesExamples - It's like he has this veil of nerdiness that no one bothers peeking through.
- For a while we felt that we had to hide our dorky nerdiness.
- Another sign of Paul's nerdiness is his study of films.
- we salute your nerdiness and love for stats
Rhymesbirdie, curdy, hurdy-gurdy, sturdy, vinho verde, wordy Definition of nerdy in US English: nerdy(also nurdy) adjectiveˈnərdē informal 1Unfashionable and socially inept or boringly studious. when I was a nerdy kid, I got bullied a lot his slightly nerdy haircut and glasses Example sentencesExamples - The glasses made her feel nerdy.
- Adam is a shy, nerdy college student.
- The other day, this old man in a terrible nerdy anorak and flaky skin came to our school.
- He is so weedy and nerdy and in desperate need of a few hours down at the gym.
- He describes himself as a "nerdy" kid whose size worked against him.
- She's cute, but a little nerdy.
- Why do so many people have such poor-looking haircuts and nerdy clothes?
- He's a nice, ordinary guy with enough of a nerdy streak to explain his social difficulties.
- They ignored him and made fun of him for being nerdy.
- By the end of the season, he ceased to be the nerdy kid nobody liked.
- 1.1 Characterized by an obsessive interest in something, especially technology.
my incredibly nerdy knowledge of videogames Example sentencesExamples - This is a work of nerdy creative genius.
- I was born in New York, went to all the right schools, was a nerdy scientist since the time I was about six.
- I promise NEVER AGAIN to bore all of you with nerdy stats.
- Where else is there a comparable gathering of eager, aggressively young law students and nerdy academics that only fellow nerds have ever heard of?
- I'm married to a nerdy engineer.
- If you work only with guys, and you're a nerdy programmer, the thought of women probably doesn't enter your head for most of the day.
- There's some occasional edge enhancement, but only the nerdiest of videophiles will find cause to complain.
- "Why talk about what's not in the movie?" he retorts in his patented nerdy whine.
- I was watching an interview with a nerdy computer controller in the US military.
- This group blog is dedicated to nerdy stuff you can do with your kids.
- Only the nerdiest of flight enthusiasts give these planes a second thought.
- He's both a geeky nerd and a nerdy geek.
- My friends, being incredibly nerdy linguists, decided to make fun of the syntax.
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