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an acronym that means Out Of Control, but it is pronounced like it is spelled. most of the time it is when you have spent all day drinking and dont remember the last 5 hours of your day. During this blackout phase you literally lose control of your judgement and say and do whatever you want especially if it is in your worst interest.
tony- i dont know what happened last night, but i woke up in a jail cell.
mike- yeah you OOCing out last night, you were hitting on some bouncer's girlfriend and when they threw you out you started throwing snow balls at them.
paul- why didnt you stop me?
mike- I tried but you were too OOC'd out, i just had to let you learn the hard way.
paul- i think i got her number
OOC by Tony Oats December 1, 2006
Out of character. Used in role-playing games or in other instances where one is pretending to be something other than him or herself.
OOC: I am a horrible monster and I pray for your death.
OOC by Alikchi November 8, 2002
acronym representing the words "Out Of Control". Commonly yelled at someone after they do something particularly stupid while drunk.
Man, what was with you showing that old lady your balls last night? you were fucking OoC...
OoC by superm0nkey May 20, 2007
Friend 1: So i got drunk monday and i told myself i wasn't going to drink on tuesday, but i did. and then i said i was going to study on wednesday. But there was this awesome party. and then it was thirsty thursday. and I mean.. friday is the weekend.. right?
Friend 2: You're Ooc
ooc by AlexisbutBetsy July 18, 2008
ooc is a modern, object-oriented, functional-ish, high-level, low-level, sexy programming language. it's translated to pure C with a source-to-source compiler. it thrives to be powerful, modular, extensible, portable, yet simple and fast.
Jack: Ohmygod, Java is so f*cking slow to start up!
Max: Why don't you do it in ooc instead?

or

Jack: I'm so done with C++. Never again
Anna: Why don't you do it in ooc instead?

or

Jack: C# is so bloated
Rajeesh: Why don't you..
Jack: ENOUGH ALREADY! WHAT'S UP WITH YOU PEOPLE?
ooc by nddrylliog October 7, 2009
An abbreviation used in roleplays that stands for Out Of Character, prefixing a sentence that is spoken from the roleplayer's point of view, rather than the character being played.
Roleplayer: "My Knight Templar runs across the field and picks up the magical stone.
OOC:: the magical stone was still there when we left it right?
OOC by 2xN November 30, 2010