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Oorlaloo
Verb: To be drunk, intoxicated, inebriated. To go out and have a fun time. To drink half a two-six of Rum and puke everywhere for your first time. Life.
Oorlaloo by The Best Ever129Jonsi July 9, 2011
Oorlaloo
A corrupted form of the original definition of Oorlaloo, instead of Oorlaloo as an expression of joy upon the feelings of intoxication, it's used ironically, predominantly the morning after an occurrence of legitimate Oorlaloo.
"Dave, you blacked out pretty bad last night, I think I saw you passed out on the floor, without pants."
"Oorlaloo!"
"Oorlaloo!"
Oorlaloo by JuggaloJackLechMichImArsch September 12, 2012
ooshabosch
Alice was running late for work. She'd just gotten out of the shower, and was getting dressed in the bedroom when she was ooshaboshed. She was sitting on the edge of the bed, putting on her socks, when her boyfriend, still half asleep, leaned forward, wrapped his arms around her, and pulled her back into bed for several minutes of cuddles and kisses.
The cat hates being held, but the owner ooshaboshes it sometimes, holding it close and petting it until it escapes.
Franky was running through the living room on his birthday, playing with his new toy race car, when he became the victim of an ooshabosch from his grandmother. As he ran by, she grabbed his hand and pulled him in for flurry of unwanted smooches and hugs.
The cat hates being held, but the owner ooshaboshes it sometimes, holding it close and petting it until it escapes.
Franky was running through the living room on his birthday, playing with his new toy race car, when he became the victim of an ooshabosch from his grandmother. As he ran by, she grabbed his hand and pulled him in for flurry of unwanted smooches and hugs.
ooshabosch by rorylane February 13, 2009
oorah
A motivational cry used by the United States Marine Corps. Sometimes also used as a general response to an order or question. Recon Marines in Korea (1953), traveling by submarine, often heard the dive klaxon which sounded like "Aarrugah." These Marines began using the word as a motivational tool, but it was too long and slowly became modified into what it is today. It was popularized during the 80s and 90s.
"Get some!"
"Oorah!"
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::Marine climbs rope at the end of the obstacle course and slaps the wooden beam at the top, yelling "Oorah!" ::
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"Son, you good to go?"
"Oorah, Sir!"
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"Grab that pack!"
"Oorah, Sir!"
"Oorah!"
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::Marine climbs rope at the end of the obstacle course and slaps the wooden beam at the top, yelling "Oorah!" ::
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"Son, you good to go?"
"Oorah, Sir!"
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"Grab that pack!"
"Oorah, Sir!"
oorah by USMC Officer Candidate February 26, 2005