ONM is an acronym of "Oh, Never Mind"; typically used in texting. It basically means "oh forget it". Not typically used with sarcasm.
Ann Marie - "What did you mean when you said I could help you?"
Steve - "ONM. I finished it myself."
Steve - "ONM. I finished it myself."
by AMarie0908 December 15, 2010

Pronounced "ein-stones", they are the rhinestones that people attach to their eyelids for a dramatic or "stage" or tacky effect.
by AMarie0908 November 02, 2010

The person who, when drunk, causes or creates drama for everyone around them. This person typically claims no memory of their drunken behavior the next day.
Eric "Are you partying with Jemye tonight?"
Ann Marie "Hells no! That girl is a drama drunk! She had a nervous breakdown last time she got drunk. I had to babysit her all night while she cried about her childhood. This isn't therapy!"
Ann Marie "Hells no! That girl is a drama drunk! She had a nervous breakdown last time she got drunk. I had to babysit her all night while she cried about her childhood. This isn't therapy!"
by AMarie0908 August 16, 2010

the trance (zoning out) a non-tech person goes into when lost at an IT Tech meeting when the Tech people start throwing around terms like xml, url, code validation, parameters, servers, etc.
Melissa - "What was the matter with you in that meeting? You were in another place."
Ann Marie - "I had nothing to contribute in that tech meeting. All that talk put me in a cyber trance."
Ann Marie - "I had nothing to contribute in that tech meeting. All that talk put me in a cyber trance."
by AMarie0908 January 20, 2011

Thos action movie scenes that are in no way possible (it's a stretch) but the action hero manages to pull it off.
For example: Bond movies, Bourne movies, Twilight Series, etc.
For example: Bond movies, Bourne movies, Twilight Series, etc.
Michael - "I saw Salt."
Ann Marie "How was it?"
Michael - "It was good, lots of action, a few parts were 'stretchingly realistic' but good story though."
Ann Marie "How was it?"
Michael - "It was good, lots of action, a few parts were 'stretchingly realistic' but good story though."
by AMarie0908 August 03, 2010

A combination of Birthday and YAY!, typically to indicate excitement about a birthday; a portmanteau of "Birthday" and "YAY".
See "FriYAY" for reference.
See "FriYAY" for reference.
Karen - "Woo hoo! It's my BirthYAY weekend! We're going out!"
Ann Marie - "Weekend?! It's my BirthYAY Month! We're going out repeatedly!"
Ann Marie - "Weekend?! It's my BirthYAY Month! We're going out repeatedly!"
by AMarie0908 October 08, 2011

oblitaplastered is a combination of "obliterated" and "plastered"...typically when referencing a level of intoxication.
by AMarie0908 December 18, 2010
