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nads nåds NADS English Noun p 'nad en nads. en 2005 Joel T. Katz Why We’re in Bakersfield Morley Clark; Jane Downs; CB Follett; Susan Terris Cloud View Poets: An Anthology: Master Classes with David St. John Sausalito, Calif. Arctos Press 40 https://archive.org/details/cloudviewpoetsan0000unse/page/40/mode/1up 0-9725384-4-5 We’re waiting for your voice to drop, for your ‘nads to reach their apt angle. en 2007 January The Mad 20: The Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2006! w:John Ficarra Mad 473 New York, N.Y. E.C. Publications 24 https://archive.org/details/mad-archive_202405/MAD%20Magazine%20archive/2000%27s/2007/MAD%20%23473/page/n19/mode/1up 0024-9319 265037357 Poor Floyd Landis — it can’t be easy filling Lance Armstrong’s snug spandex shorts. After all, the guy won the Tour de France six freakin’ times in a row — and with only one ’nad! en 2009 w:Alexander Jablokov 15 Brain Thief New York, N.Y. Tor 5 January 2010 120 https://archive.org/details/brainthief00jabl/page/120/mode/1up 978-0-7653-2200-5 Activists got all excited, decided to take a stand on the trees. Madeline was tough. She sat up there for over a year. Weather’s not like around here, but that still must have taken some ’nads.