odds on

Sort of a dare in game form. One person calls "odds on" the other performing some unpleasant or undesirable task. The other person then sets the odds by giving a number. One will then count down from 3, and both say a number between 1 and the odds number. If the two people say the same number, then the second person must perform the task.

A: Odds on eating a ghost chili?
B: 50
A: 3, 2, 1..
A+B: 37!
B: Dammit.

by registerednerd August 10, 2015

Odds and Sods

1. A variation on the on the ubiquitous expression "bits and pieces" in the U.K. A miscellany of objects, tasks, or issues.

2. A reference to a group of of unnamed individuals who are related in some general way.

1. Now that I've got the odds and sods sorted, I can relax.

2. At the monthly local council meeting, the usual assortment of odds and sods was in attendance.

by NotSamuelJohnson February 12, 2010

odds and evens

A game similar to rock, papers, siccors. Usually played to determine which one of two people will have to perform a given act. One person calls out either odds or evens. They then proceed to count to three and each presents any number of fingers on one hand. The sum of the fingers from both participants is added up. If the sum is even the person who called evens wins, and vice versa.

Timmy had to fuck the fat chick after a heated battle of odds and evens with Frankie.

by Matt Zthyle May 22, 2006

odds or evens

a game played among friends and enemies alike. Player one asks player two to choose between odds or evens. When player two chooses between the two, Player one continues to rip out leg hairs from player two's leg. Player one counts the number of leg hair obtained. If Player two called odds and the number of hairs was odd, the game moves on to player one choosing odd or even. If player two was wrong, he will choose once again between odd or even and then the game will continue until player two has won the round, or until one person runs out of leg hair. In this instance arm hair may become a substitute for leg hair.

Did you see Mike's leg? There is a big clump of hair missing from when we played "odds or evens" last night... I totally beat that towel.

by Andrew Wright October 23, 2007

odds bodkins

A term used by Georgia Nicolson, a very hilarious, somewhat imaginary British girl. Means something is exceptionally strange. Plus, it's just fun to say.

She had freakishly large hands. They just sort of flopped about like a pair of fish being suffocated. It was odds bodkins.

by Marissa Meowington July 23, 2009

Odds and Sods

Third and final compilations album by The Who released September 28, 1974.Comprised of more rarities and b-sides.

Odds and Sods:
1."Postcard (song)" (Entwistle) – 3:27
2."Now I'm a Farmer" – 3:59
3."Put the Money Down" – 4:14
4."Little Billy" – 2:15
5."Too Much of Anything" – 4:26
6."Glow Girl" – 2:20
7."Pure and Easy" – 5:23
8."Faith In Something Bigger" – 3:03
9."I'm the Face" (Meaden) – 2:32
10."Naked Eye" – 5:10
11."Long Live Rock" – 3:54

by Taxman September 18, 2006

Odds Are

A dare game wherein a person issues an outrageous dare to another person, the recipient of the dare must say 1 out of a certain number, demonstrating the likelihood that they will perform the dare. A third party counts the other two people down from 3: i.e. 1,2,3. After the countdown, the darer and the daree must say a number through 1 and the certain number (if they said 1-15, it would have to be a number between that). If both participants say the same number, then the daree must perform the dare. If both participants do not preform the same date it then goes back to the darer.

Rufo Barbas: Odds are you only wear boxers to work tomorrow.

Bob: Okay, 1 out of 30.

Jésus: 3,2,1.

Rufo Barbas and Bob: 24!

Bob: Damn't!

by Economic king March 7, 2019