opsat 

Communication device used by Sam Fisher of the Splinter Cell book/video games that resembles a PDA and is used to communicate to the support team in the NSA via wireless network

Sam details on your opsat

opsat by Sam Fisher L337 September 7, 2007

Osit 

A sexy, intelligent person with a great sense of humor.

Dude, I wish I was like Osit.

Osit by Rrr7777 April 25, 2020

osito 

The spanish word for bear.
To be used to be describe a cute guy. "He's my bear"

Oh my little osito! I love you.

osito by Virgin Of Luck June 24, 2006

optitryzation 

Optitryzation is the process of trying to improve the volume or quality of traffic to a web site or a web page (such as a blog) from search engines via "natural" or un-paid ("organic" or "algorithmic") search results as opposed to other forms of search engine marketing (SEM) which may deal with paid inclusion. the difference between optitryzation and optimization is the latter misses the mark entirely by virtue of doing it the wrong way.

The owner of that website has obviously had a fun filled weekend of search engine optitryzation, because there are keywords stuffed everywhere.

optitryzation by whalewail June 8, 2010

OPSAT 

OPSAT stands for "Operational Satellite Uplink", It is used by the main protagonist in the Splinter Cell series (Sam Fisher).

It receives information from the NSA based on details about the mission. For example: Objectives, Notes, Pictures.

Sam Also uses it to store useful information received from dead bodies, Interrogation, or from computers. For example: emails, notes, Key Codes.

1: Lambert (after describing a mission objective): Details on your OPSAT.

2: Sam (after taking an email from a computer): I've uploaded some text to you using my OPSAT. This could be bad.

OPSAT by TurtleMadness April 2, 2010

Opsie Wopsie 

The intent to get mad a Call Of Duty in a female voice

Opsie wopsie wanna fuckie wuckie

Opsie Wopsie by CODfan1193 May 21, 2021

opsimath 

Learning late in life.

The opsimath paid much money to go to college.

opsimath by Larstait November 15, 2003