ontologically-challenged
can be used as an insult to mean that someone’s grasp of reality (ontological perspective) is different to the norm.
“look at her outfit…if she thinks that looks good then she must be seriously ontologically-challenged!”
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- oOole
an expression of extreme emotion, usually postive. i just won the lottery ooole!
- Oreo Shot
when one puts an oreo cookie in their mouth. then, they take a gulp of milk. they then let the milk dissolve the cookie until it becomes loose and swallow both the milk and the cookie. joey and bk got the midnight munchies and started taking oreo shots.
- Other side of the fence
to become under the influence of a narcotic, usually a hallucinogen. tyler ate some shrooms and is now on the other side of the fence.
- Our brother in law (Gisenu)
this expression comes from hebrew. it is originated in the tv show traffic light (ramzor), and has a similar meaning to “my man”. if you meet someone you like, you would go: “what’s up, our brother in law?” (ma kore gisenu?) q: “what’s up, our brother in law (gisenu)?” a: “it’s all sababa!”
- oh my freakin coloured pencils
something to say when you go to a private seventh day adventist school and you can’t say “oh my god” allie couldn’t believe it so she said “oh my freakin coloured pencils!” (cause she saw some lying on the desk)…(true story, by the way…)