Adjective / UK Slang (Informal)
Narnered refers to something that is worn out, broken, or not functioning properly. It’s a lighthearted or more polite substitute for knackered, often used to describe objects rather than people.
Example: “The TV is narnered.”
Means: “The TV is broken or not working as it should.”
Example: “Don’t bother with that old kettle—it’s completely narnered.”
Means: “That kettle is worn out and probably doesn’t work anymore.”
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