Truth Omition

When telling a anecdote, the act of deliberately disregarding one or more integral pieces of information to change to overall tone or intended response from the audience.

One can be a 'Truth Omitter' - a rank down from a 'Lier' in the deceipt table.

Example of Truth Omition: The Labour Party, 1997 - Present.

by Cloggy October 5, 2008

Omnidextrous

Able to use all limbs with equal precision; both hands and both feet.

"Mark says he can give four autographs at once. He must be omnidextrous!"

by Mr. Trivia July 2, 2008

Oministration

Barack Obama's take on the presidency.

1. Wow, the Oministration really seems to be bringing the change it promised.

2. The Oministration looks kinda familiar . . . it's almost like I've seen all these people in the White House before . . .

by A.R.P. December 16, 2008

omni

3. A small car made by Chrysler labeled under it's Dodge brand from the late '70s to early '90s. While often mocked in it's day, it proved to be a decent source for reliable transportation as evidenced by the amount still seen on the road in the US. The Plymouth version was known as the Horizon.

Hey, what year is your Omni?

by anonymous submitter #508 May 24, 2005

ominzode

the drunk way of spelling Domino's pizza

I walnt ominzode!!!!!! foooo0d

by KSLC February 17, 2013

Omni Soundwave

A former dumbass and liar who is writing this very definition. Who'd actually like for the page to be completely removed.

Ah yes, Omni Soundwave, wrote it a few years ago, and came back embarassed.

by see above olololol February 10, 2008

omni-inappropriate

adj. A word or phrase that should never be used, regardless of circumstances.

The opposite of omnipropriate, a word or phrase that is appropriate for use in all situations.

Brian: I really wish I could waffle stomp while reading Twilight. That would be so much fun.

Bobby: Why would anyone want to do that? That is the most omni-inappropriate thing I have ever heard.

by Rudder has a tiny dudder May 30, 2010