Odey

The amazing awesome funny pretty sweet person. Who is nice, and always makes you smile.

PERSON 1: My day totally sucks.
person2: You should talk to Odey

by LovesUndead January 30, 2012

oddly specific

When someone says something as if it is vague or hypothetical, but there is an unusual amount of detail

Person 1: What if when you go over there you fall over a table and onto a chicken and then she hates you because sge is an animal loving vegetarian?
Person 2: That is an oddly specific scenario

by introvert_04 April 18, 2022

odeyri

The most important person

“Odeyri is very important”

by Odoho May 1, 2018

Onely

A super duper cool person.

OH WOW YOU ARE A ONELY!!!

by Hot tamales January 1, 2020

oddly enough butterfly

When a strange situation arises and someone talking to you wonders if it's for real, cross your thumbs and make a butterfly-like movement in the air while making a very wise face. Very chic, very que sera sera....

Related to Moose Of Shame and awkward turtle.

Paris Hilton: OMG, Nicole can spell ORANGE?

You: *oddly enough butterfly* For shizz.

Paris: Whoa, you're pretty flyy.

(Not that you want PH to think you're asesome, you just want her to know you are more awesome then her...)

by Claireybelle April 12, 2010

Odell

To catch a football with only one hand, named after Giants star Wide Receiver, Odell Beckham Jr., known for making one handed catches

Timmy just Odelled that football the QB threw

by Definitely Someone August 5, 2018

Odelay

While recording Beck's 1996 album of the same name, the then-unnamed track 'Lord Only Knows' was written down by the engineer as 'O-Del-Ay' based on his phoenetic understanding of the outro vocal. Beck is ACTUALLY singing "Órale", which is a common Hispanic term meaning:

1. affirmation that something is impressive, exclamatory
2. an agreement with a statement (similar to 'word')
3. alarm, surprise or danger
4. a simple greeting
5. "hurry up"

Beck liked the misspelling, naming the album after it. As such, the word carries a similar exclamatory function to it's Spanish pronunciation.

"Odelay, Odelay! Just passing through."

- Hey/Hi/What's Up/Word, just passing through!"

by tsholl July 28, 2009