naze
What does “naze” mean in English?
It means something is lousy, exhausted, or just plain pathetic. It's often used to express disappointment or disdain about a person or situation.
You might hear it like 'That movie was so naze,' similar to saying 'that was shit' in English. It's informal and typically used among friends or in casual settings.
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