Nopeville

Nopeville proper noun: a fictitious location mentioned to express disapproval.

Proper noun

Nopeville

(humorous, neologism, slang) A fictitious location mentioned to express disapproval.
- That messy project you gave me can take a bus ticket to Nopeville.
- "Is this some fictional story you just now created? Because both you and it can hop on a train to Nopeville,” Charlie replied.2017, Lenelle Lewis, Demons vs Angels, Page Publishing Inc, →ISBN

[…] black dress with one strap and an uneven hemline that wouldn't even cover my butt—which was likely the point—but that dress was a short train to Nopeville for me.2017, Aimee Gilchrist, Mele Kalikimaka Murder: A Charlotte Conner Aloha Lagoon Mystery, Gemma Halliday Publishing, →ISBN:
I was going to board the first train to Nopeville.2018, Erin McCarthy, Silence of the Ghost, Erin McCarthy, →ISBN:
The only thing I was going to become acquainted with was a one-way bus ticket to Nopeville.2019, Brian Paone, Rayona Lovely Wilson, KM Reynolds, Jason Pere, Laurie Gardiner, Ausin P Sheehan, Mika Spruill, R Roy Lutz, Kyle Lechner...

From nope + -ville.

What does Nopeville mean?: Nopeville means a fictitious location mentioned to express disapproval.
How do you use Nopeville in a sentence?: […] black dress with one strap and an uneven hemline that wouldn't even cover my butt—which was likely the point—but that dress was a short train to Nopeville for me.
What part of speech is Nopeville?: Nopeville is a proper noun.

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Last updated: 2026-09-02

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