normie
Normie (noun) means slang for an ordinary, mainstream person with conventional tastes and interests, especially as used by online subcultures to describe outsiders. Example: “The forum joked that normies would never understand the meme.”
How to use normie
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishInternet slang for someone with ordinary, mainstream tastes — often used half-jokingly by niche online communities.
Very informal internet slang; avoid in formal writing.
Word forms
more normie comparative, normier comparative, normies plural, most normie superlative, normiest superlative
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The forum joked that _____ would never understand the meme.
Etymology
A blend of "normal" and the informal suffix "-ie," used originally in online communities to describe people outside their niche culture.
Rhymes for normie
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What does “normie” mean?
The word “normie” means slang for an ordinary, mainstream person with conventional tastes and interests, especially as used by online subcultures to describe outsiders. In plain terms, internet slang for someone with ordinary, mainstream tastes — often used half-jokingly by niche online communities.
How do you pronounce “normie”?
“Normie” is pronounced NAW-mee (/ˈnɔɹ.mi/ in IPA).
How do you use “normie” in a sentence?
Here is “normie” used in a sentence: “The forum joked that normies would never understand the meme.”
What part of speech is “normie”?
“Normie” is a noun.