On Google when I try to e-mail a friend on a school account it says, "We are sorry, but you do not have access to Email. Please contact your Organization Administrator (OA) for access."
by novel.coronaviruss March 19, 2020
short for Over Archiver. One who goes above and beyond for no reason, except to be that one little bit better than you and all your friends. Generally disliked for breaking curves, and just doing better, Though they claim its merely jealousy on your part, everyone else knows theyre obnoxious. Can be ended in 'd to mean Over Achived.
Man, Jane is such an OA, I hate it
I totally OA'd that homework assignment, you shouldve seen how mad all the slackers got.
I totally OA'd that homework assignment, you shouldve seen how mad all the slackers got.
by Brian J H March 27, 2007
is a Nepali word meaning " Hey You" . It is used to call someone quickly without using names or in case if you don't know their names !
by Color Black February 19, 2016
The most amazing vehicle license plate coming from the Utah Region. The word is known to harness mystical powers that can turn the saddest day into the happiest should you gaze upon the license plate which contains these three letters.
Also sounds extraordinarily close to the name Pam.
Also sounds extraordinarily close to the name Pam.
I was driving down the road when I noticed the word oas on the license plate in front of me; I was immediately cured of all sadness in my life.
by Adrienne Wallet May 20, 2008
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OAS, also known as Obsessed with Apple Syndrome, is a common disease that hits most teenage boys whenever Apple releases a new product. This obsession often hinders their quality of life, to the point where they fantasize about Steve Jobs.
John: Have you seen George lately?
Kirk: Last time I checked, he was still in his basement looking at pictures of the iPhone 4.
John: Damn, it looks like OAS hit him.
Kirk: Last time I checked, he was still in his basement looking at pictures of the iPhone 4.
John: Damn, it looks like OAS hit him.
by iHaveOAS June 24, 2010