by SoapySoapSoapie55678 July 21, 2024
Get the OUmug. (exclamation) when you or someone else did something so extremely stupid that you type too fast and "oh no" comes out as "ou bo". Used in extremely stupid situations where the common term 'oh no" would be meaningless.
Person A - I spent an hour looking for my car keys and then i realized i didnt have a car
Person B - ou bo youre such an idiot
Person B - ou bo youre such an idiot
by KermitTheRomanFrog September 7, 2020
Get the ou bomug. .µ.contas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do tecladocontas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do teclado.µ.
.µ.contas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do tecladocontas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do teclado.µ.
by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. August 5, 2025
Get the .µ.contas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do tecladocontas pode utilizar o rato ou as teclas de seta e do sinal de adição e de subtração do teclado.µ.mug. If you are a Decent Ou (Genuine person), you just get f#cked over by cunts, so you stop being a Decent Ou and just become a poes (jerk).
by officially_pg July 10, 2022
Get the Decent Oumug. by Thepapabear July 13, 2011
Get the Ou-babiesmug. A rather pointless bastardization of the existing word "oh" (in the positive sense).
It practically has the same meaning as "ohh!", "ooo!", and "ooh!" (usually with more o's and/or h's attached), just that it's meant to sound more enthusiastic and pleasing, I guess. In the same fashion, "ou" is usually followed by more u's at the end, depending on how excited you want to sound.
Notes about usage: ou and omg (usually with many g's) convey about the same degree of zeal, and therefore can be swapped. The only difference is that omg sounds more fitting while ou sounds more cringe.
It practically has the same meaning as "ohh!", "ooo!", and "ooh!" (usually with more o's and/or h's attached), just that it's meant to sound more enthusiastic and pleasing, I guess. In the same fashion, "ou" is usually followed by more u's at the end, depending on how excited you want to sound.
Notes about usage: ou and omg (usually with many g's) convey about the same degree of zeal, and therefore can be swapped. The only difference is that omg sounds more fitting while ou sounds more cringe.
by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian June 16, 2022
Get the Oumug. 