Japanese Slang Explanation: ヌクモリティ

[@ratoh1710]

If you're cold you should drink some nukumoritea

[@scriptingjapan]

@@ratoh1710 10/10 well done

[@mudpill]

Not the capcut logo... Just playin'. One thing I would be interested in - and this may not be information you have access to, so I understand - is how commonplace a slang is outside of the internet. Are these terms used by regular people in the day-to-day physical world? What about by the older generations? I'm mostly asking so I don't look like a complete and utter idiot the next time I speak with my tutor and use a term that only level 8001 netizens would be familiar with. Thanks.

[@際-q7c]

I’m a young Japanese, never heard of this in real life. I guess it’s a word mostly used on the internet, and by people in their 30-50s

[@scriptingjapan]

@@mudpill these are mostly netslang. Do not use these when talking with your tutor or older people no

[@muskyteerchris]

When you thought ヌクモリティ meant thermal T(shirt) 😂

[@consumingkazoos]

NEW: 曇り-Tea

[@ronbonbunny]

I know this term from Internet Yamero www