Nudge

[Sarah]

To touch gently, as with the elbow, in order to call attentionor convey intimation.

[Sarah]

Urban Slang for the police.

[Sarah]

[Police] [Cop]

[Sarah]

East coast term used to identify a police officer, the term 'nudge' is used as a form of street code to alert people of a police officer's presence without tipping off the officer that any wrong-doing is going down.

[Sarah]

Someone who is bothersome or irritating, sort of like a pain in the %#@, but you're saying it with a touch of love.

[Sarah]

To nudge, v.
To draw someone's [attention] to oneself, usually using means that are [annoying] to that other person, for example by repeatedly hitting them with one's arm, or using [software] functions that vibrate windows and play annoying sounds.

[Sarah]

something done well or good (NZ)

[Sarah]

An attractive woman of legal age of consent

A vocal substitution for the common arm movement associated with trying to get another's attention.

Origin
Common male practice when in a loud bar is to nudge one's friend with an arm and point, either with a raise of the chin or casual hand motion, to draw attention to an attractive women as often vocal communication is difficult.

[Sarah]

To wait until the last fucking minute to get in traffic from an HOV lane.

[Sarah]

msn sound alert when somebody want you to pay attention

[Sarah]

The most bad ass radio host ever. Period

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[Rihanna]

To [vibrate] a certian someones msn window while im talking to them, a little nerd way of saying hey [i like you]....like right now.....[tee hee]....

[Rihanna]

[To fuck].

(A [term] usually used by [Australians].)

[Zipporah Schumaker]

Prod (someone) gently with ones elbow in order to attract attention.

[Monty]

Nudge is a revenue intelligence platform for sales and CS leaders to build relationships and grow revenue. A software product by Nudge

[Michiko]

to push something or someone gently, especially to push someone with your elbow (= the middle part of your arm where it bends) to attract the persons attention:

[Dianne]

Nudge or Nudging may refer to: