Oxen Ass Hair

Reference to one whos hair is unusually curly and in some instances, considerably long and knotted, as if it should be growing out of an oxen's ass. Caked fecal matter as well as twigs and brambles may be present as well. A good visual example would be the "Musk Ox".

Man, look at Doug. He's sportin some serious oxen ass hair today.

by Ricky Lewis January 5, 2009

olly olly oxen free

Olly olly oxen free is a phrase used in children's games, which is generally used to indicate that people who are hiding (in a game of hide and seek, for example) can safely come out into the open.

Olly Olly oxen free!!! Nate yelled to get Gary out of hiding.

by Brian Funk February 22, 2008

olly olly oxen free

originally all ye, all ye, "outs" are free. meaning the one looking for you will call "olly, olly, oxen free" and the one in hiding can come out of hiding and not be tagged as "it" (the next one looking for all the ones hiding)

{olly olly oxen free} {hide n seek}

by The Lil March 5, 2011

olly olly oxen free

How osama was caught.

navy seals: "olly olly oxen free"

osama bin laden: "dirka dirka jihad alla"

navy seals: "we got him obama"

by the american... June 1, 2011

oly oly oxen free

A phrase used during hide-and-seek to get the other players to come out.

Bush should have just yelled "oly oly oxen free" and maybe Bin Laden , Worlds greatest hide-and-seek player, might have come out earlier.

by TheOnlyKyrenSkrumeda May 25, 2011

olly olly oxen free

something said in the Falling In Reverse song Bad Girls Club

It's getting late so olly olly olly oxen free,
All the bad girls come cheer with me.
Love's a drug that got me on the run.
I'm just another victim of the bad girls club.

by ptv_trash February 15, 2017

Ally Ally Oxen Free

1) Roughly translated to "Come out come out wherever you are."

2) Term commonly used in the game hide-and-seek. It is used when the seeker gives up and all hiders are allowed a free walk to the base so a new seeker can be chosen.

"Ally ally oxen free! Come out come out wherever you are!"

by Ellie Craig March 8, 2008