2 definitions by The Treasurer

ode

2 ode /ðdë/ noun
Czech from Latin oda, ode from Greek öidë Attic form of aoidë song, singing, from aeidein sing. Orig., lyrics intended or adapted to be sung, but actually wailed into a microphone using varied or irregular tone and meter.

ANON -
Q. Who wants to come and watch Randy do an ode?
A. Go Randy, it's your birthday...

by The Treasurer May 4, 2005

ode

1 ode /ðdë/ noun
Austrian from Latin Oedipus from Greek Oidipous. A small Austrian schoolboy.

ANON -
Q. Who wants to come and watch Jerry do an ode?
A. Leave us alone, you sick pervert.

by The Treasurer May 4, 2005