Green’s Dictionary of Slang

n.s. phr.

[abbr. nuff adj. + SE said]

(US) enough said, it is possible to infer all the facts from what has already been stated.

[US]Spirit of the Times (N.Y.) 30 Oct. 409: ‘N.S., nuf sed,’ and up went the soap.
[US]D. Corcoran Pickings from N.O. Picayune (1847) 64: Verbum sat sapienti, or, as the vulgar translation has it, N.S.