NOM
No offense meant
Example
NOM, but ur pink polka dotted tie is quite...unique
I know, I luv it!
NOM, of course!
Related Slang
| Troll | A person who posts offensive comments |
| Trolling | Posting offensive comments |
| Flaming | Angering other Internet users |
| Griefer | An irritating player |
| DNFTT | Do not feed the trolls |
| XTL | Cross the line |
| SCNR | Sorry, could not resist |
| HHOJ | Ha-ha only joking |
| JJWY | Just joking with you |
| NGL | Not gonna lie |
| DNI | Do not interact |
| Hot take | A controversial opinion |
| luv | Love |
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When messaging, a person may send "NOM" to communicate that they did not intend to offend the recipient. For example, after sharing a politically charged hot take, a person may send "NOM" if they think it might make the other person mad.
While NOM can be helpful online since almost everyone on the Internet gets offended, the acronym is rather obscure, with not many people using it. Also, people will more likely relate it to "nom nom" (mimics an eating noise to signify something delicious).