Doub-O

A very skinny man with a double chin. Very annoying with a high pitched voice as well.

Dude, Doub-O came by the other day, and no girl came near that fag!

by Mr. Sharpieman August 6, 2010

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o' cock

your own personal time reckoning in stable, healthy relationships. dividing your day into o' cock and no' cock.

"whats the time, honey?"
"Its miss-you o' cock."

by Krkič January 19, 2020

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nighty-o

it is eve's way of saying goodnight to the friends she likes best.

friend: niiight eve
eve: nighty-o

by eeve September 23, 2008

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Shak O

The biggest fucking dickhead you will ever meet. DO NOT trust a Shak O or your life will be over. He lies non-stop to his friends, a downright homophobe and sexist.

Person1 : Ew who's that ?
Person2 : Oh that's Shak O ... don't go near that disgusting bag of shit ...

by whatareyouatoad? May 19, 2020

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Fictional (hopefully) cocktail made up of a collection of spilled drinks from the dance floors of 'The Osprey' club in Manasquan, NJ. This legendary drink is concocted by no other than the white-haired bouncer/bar back that is seen mopping up floors in the early part of an Osprey night. His sentinel like stealth and proclivity to cleanup is unparalleled along the Jersey Shore. Whether true or not, this mythical tale is believed to be due, in part, by the extremely odd and uneasy beer selection at 'The Osprey', which includes, Corona in a tall boy can, fosters, molson ice, amongst other weird and varied beers of all sizes too large to drink before it warms to a piss-like temperature. The slang term, 'O-slurry' can be used to describe the formed slurry of spilt beverages on any dance floor.

Greg overheard the white-haired bar back saying, "An O-slurry a day keeps me strong and handsome." That's so creepy!

by pgpolli_2 May 26, 2010

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-o (suffix)

Place this suffix behind an adjective, so you get a new Noun, which describes the person or the thing, it's meant against. This might sound bad with some adjectives (e.g. attractive (attractivo?)).

James is such a weirdo! (James = weird)

weird / weird-o (suffix)

by zaty May 19, 2015

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