NSFV

NSFV has 2 meanings
1. What does NSFV stand for?

Not safe for viewing

On social media and online forums, NSFV most often stands for "not safe for viewing." Similarly to the NSFW and NSFL acronyms, NSFV is used to label pictures or videos that contain lewd, shocking, or otherwise questionable content.

Most often, the NSFV label precedes a link that leads to unsavory content. If you're in a public space, you probably should not click an NSFV link. As always, though, YMMV.

Example

This video is NSFV, but I think you'll like it
... thanks?
Most times, you should just skip NSFV content
Most times, you should just skip NSFV content

Related Slang

NSFWNot safe for work
NSFLNot safe for life
PNFOProbably not for the office
TSFWTotally safe for work
PNSFWProbably not safe for work
XTLCross the line
SFWSafe for work

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Updated January 8, 2021
2. What does NSFV stand for when discussing food?

Not safe for vegetarians

When you're discussing food, NSFV stands for "not safe for vegetarians." This culinary acronym is used to describe a dish that has meat, fish, or other formerly-live animal products in it.

Because different vegetarians follow different rules, a food that is suitable for one vegetarian may not be suitable for another. For example, some vegetarians are fine with eating cheese, eggs, and potato chips fried in animal fat, but others might consider those foods NSFV.

Example

Most of the spread is NSFV, but I made sure to order a couple vegetarian options

Especially because so many foods are NSFV

Related Slang

VeggiesVegetables
FoodieA person who loves food
Food babyA bloated stomach from eating a lot of food
Food comaTired feeling after eating a lot of food
BKBurger King
KFCKentucky Fried Chicken
ProcrastibakingBaking to put off something else
delishDelicious

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Updated December 23, 2020

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