Oso is a realy sweet and kind person who doesn't know how to deal with their emotions. There super hot and funny. They are rambuctous and hyper. Their hard working,caring, are pretty emotinal and have a lot going on in there life. They need friend to be there no matter what so they don't feel alone.
by Cuthotgirl October 16, 2018
A big, fat, lazy person, with no concept of work ethics. May be overheard uttering "you know what?" This person claims, "I only eat one meal a day?" Tells co-workers to focus more on their jobs and then excuses himself for a 3 hour lunch.
by Ted Kamprad April 20, 2006
by S_t_G May 7, 2005
Los Osos is a small beach town in Central Coast California on the back side of Morro Bay. It is completly populated by stoners and retired old people. The most common place to hang out is Ralphs and steal candy from the bulk candy isle or rite aid and get ice cream. Occasionally we pass our time by breaking curfew and wandering aimless-ly around town and harassing people's houses you dislike. Chances are most people you come across can not drive because they are old or high. Everyone spends their whole life bitching about hating this town and wanting to leave, but eventually end up back here because they miss it.
I spent most of my high school years wandering around Los Osos and wreaking havoc in the middle of the night.
by miss bubbles July 30, 2008
Spanish expression to mean that a situation was embarrassing. A person can use this expression to express his/her shame. A good translation is "What a shame!"
1. De repente quedó empeloto en medio de la reunión, qué oso! - Suddenly he lost all his clothes in the middle of the meeting... qué oso!.
2. Estaba borracho y mi jefe me cogió vomitando sobre una alfombra costosa en su casa... qué oso!. I was drunk and I was caught by my boss puking on an expensive carpet in his house in one of company's parties... qué oso!.
2. Estaba borracho y mi jefe me cogió vomitando sobre una alfombra costosa en su casa... qué oso!. I was drunk and I was caught by my boss puking on an expensive carpet in his house in one of company's parties... qué oso!.
by Pedro Piqueras August 22, 2006
Many think this little town right near Morro Bay is where stoners and old people come to rest, but having lived there, I know that it is a sweet little town where you come to appreciate the little. For example, going to the store and seeing someone you know. And living within a walking distance from at least three friends. There are also many cute places to stay. My favorite, although I cannot give the name is a sweet little cabin, friendly to animals. Theres horses, (so if you have a horse, they will gladly let you bring him or her) dogs, cats, and chickens. You may find, as I said before, that most of these definitions tell you this is where pot heads and grumpy divorced people live, but this is wrong. There may be seniors, and a widow or two but Los Osos is the place where people know there neighbors, and when you smell barbecue down the street, you invite yourself to the party. So I would like to say, any of the definitions say that there are ONLY drug addicts and mean old folks, ARE the drug addicts. And you may ask why I stand up for this bullied little town? Because I have lived here. And no, I am not old and trying put everyone's fun. I am thirteen years old. So dislike this, I don't mind. But just know, this is the true Los Osos of California.
by myseriousk February 8, 2013
by Papi oso November 24, 2021