Slang for over-dubbing.
by Gatchamannnnnnn September 27, 2013
to be very high. to get high
by Dosia February 11, 2008
To provide emphasis on what your saying. Said before the adjective. Like bare nuff
Can also be used as overly
Can also be used as overly
by Angel15 June 04, 2007
by vlangc January 05, 2004
Original Video Animation (or OVD - original DVD animation).
OVA's are episodes produced exclusively for video release, though they usually air on television a few months later. Most anime shows are released for television first (in Japan) and then released on DVD later, but OVA's are the reverse.
OVA's often contain special extra episodes, marketed to fans who may have seen an entire series but are hungry for more.
OVA's are episodes produced exclusively for video release, though they usually air on television a few months later. Most anime shows are released for television first (in Japan) and then released on DVD later, but OVA's are the reverse.
OVA's often contain special extra episodes, marketed to fans who may have seen an entire series but are hungry for more.
by MysticalFox March 19, 2009
1. The fulfillment of a performance act (typically dance) so intensely in the moment, that it should not be seen as work or even a ferocious interpretation of steps and/or lyrics. Rather, it is an effortless sharing of an entertainer's truth, without pretension... It should be noted that "ovaness" can only be attained by a full realization of living.
2. A form of high-praise by one's peers in a particular discipline.
2. A form of high-praise by one's peers in a particular discipline.
1. Most accomplished dancers, some drag queens, and Beyonce.
2. "You were so not lying... I can't breathe. That was OVA. So ovaness!"
2. "You were so not lying... I can't breathe. That was OVA. So ovaness!"
by Bemixilot November 08, 2010
A phrase used to indicate that something is done and final. Popularized by Kenny "The Jet" Smith during the 2000 NBA All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk Competition after Vince Carter's first dunk.
by Elmer October 13, 2005