oonce-oonce

The type of guy most likely to be seen clubbing at a meatmarket. The name is derived from the type of music generally played at such establishments.

Guy 1: The Nutty Irishman? I don't want to go there just to be surrounded by all the oonce-oonces!
Guy 2: WTF is an oonce-oonce?
Guy 1: Y'know... (flips collar up, sneers) oonce-oonce-oonce-oonce-oonce...

by Fantastic_Dan March 17, 2005

16 ounce curl

Refers to drinking beer. Especially multiple beers (16 oz. cans).
instead of a healthy workout.

The workout of champions going for
an alcoholic sedentary lifestyle.

Raising your beer for a sip.

"Yup!, While you went to the gym, I stayed at home, did a bunch of 16 ounce curls, and got me a good buzz goin'"

by Kevin Cockroft June 12, 2006

Ooncé

Adjective: It is an indescribable magnetic quality about an individual that allows them to command the rooms attention. Similar to how a good dancer at a club can command the audience’s attention.

It suggest an ability to easily work a room transitioning from person to person.

Potentially a derivative of Beyoncé and oontz

Wow! She has a very ooncé vibe to her.
Damn! Check that ooncé goin on over there!

by French girl loves oui yogurt August 30, 2019

Tyrone Fourty-ounce

What Sarah Palin would call the hard working, middle class African American male.

Man, I went to a NAACP meeting where Sarah Palin spoke and she called all the dudes "Tyrone Fourty-ounces".

by BeEmDe2 January 16, 2009

Florida ounces

Florida Ounces (FL Oz) is a regular fluid ounce with a sprinkling of bath salt.

How’s he so drunk on one beer? He must’ve been drinking 12 Florida ounces.

by Drunkymagoo February 8, 2022

40 ounce

40 ounces of pure malt liqour, OLD E

I was marinatin on the porch with my homies sippin on a 40

by deezy January 29, 2003

oonce

The primary sound produced by a voice box and mouth attempting to imitate various types of techno, trance, house, etc. Those who can do this well actually use their adam's apple rather than their mouth for the 'oo' beat.

Raver 1: Do you hear that music?
Raver 2: No...
Raver 1: Oonce oonce oonce oonce!
Raver 2: Let's dance!

by Taylour April 19, 2005