British Mle
nang
What does nang mean?
Excellent or impressive — a Northern English (particularly Mancunian) equivalent to "dench" or "peng".
"That goal was proper nang."
Origin
Associated with Manchester youth slang, spreading south alongside MLE via social media.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "nang" mean?
Excellent or impressive — a Northern English (particularly Mancunian) equivalent to "dench" or "peng".
How do you use "nang" in a sentence?
For example: "That goal was proper nang."
Where does "nang" come from?
Associated with Manchester youth slang, spreading south alongside MLE via social media.
Is "nang" British slang?
Yes — "nang" is classed as British slang on FreeDict. Excellent or impressive — a Northern English (particularly Mancunian) equivalent to "dench" or "peng".
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