Nerd

Nerd
(engl. für Schwachkopf) Ein Teenager, der seine Freizeit ausschließlich vor dem PC verbringt, PC-Junkie
Ej Mann, du wirst noch zum Nerd! Wird mir bloß nicht zum Nerd, hörst du!

Jugendsprache Lexikon . 2014.

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