n'nat

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Like when you're too lazy to finish your sentence and just throw in a bunch of nonsense.

'I’m gonna eat pizza, n’nat,' he said, then went back to scrolling TikTok.

'She started crying, n’nat, and I didn’t even do anything!'

'He said he’d come, n’nat, but he’s still at the bar.'

The excuse you use when you don’t want to explain anything else.

'He broke up with me, n’nat,' she said, and walked out of the room.

'I got fired, n’nat,' he yelled at the ceiling.

'I’m not coming to the party, n’nat,' and hung up the phone.

Like when you’re too tired to finish your thought and just throw in some random junk.

'I’m going to sleep, n’nat,' he said, then fell asleep on the couch.

'She said she’d help, n’nat, and then she left me with the dishes.'

'He’s coming tomorrow, n’nat, and I’m not ready.'

The thing you add to a sentence when you’re too lazy to be specific.

'I’m going to the store, n’nat,' and he never came back.

'She said she’d text me, n’nat, and she hasn’t even called me.'

'He promised he’d show up, n’nat, but he’s still not here.'

The worst way to end a sentence, like you’re too busy to care.

'I’m going to bed, n’nat,' he said, then fell asleep on the couch.

'She said she’d come, n’nat, and then she went to the mall.'

'He said he’d help, n’nat, and then he went to play video games.'