neb

“At a one-day Verve homecoming gig, the police sat in the front of their riot van so I could plug my neb into their car cigarette lighter.”

“I crave pardon, neb Goldsmith,” the boy mumbled, hastily returning a scoop or two of the black lumps into the bin.

Here you can find neb noses and gum bands and people eating chipped ham.

"I neb about nine times a day - each session takes five to 15 minutes," she says.

Neb, neb, n. the beak of a bird: the nose: the sharp point of anything.—adj.