Definition

The 'nerd horns' hand gesture or text symbol—a play on \m/ (metal horns)—used to express geeky enthusiasm or approval. It's like throwing up the rock sign, but for people whose idea of a mosh pit is a Comic-Con panel or a D&D tournament. The universal salute of the terminally nerdy.

Example Usage

Person 1: I have to take prescription vitamin B supplements. Person 2: Level up your vitamins! Person 1: Dude... \n/

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