ortoning

To sit and mope while others do better than you

During the last Broncos game, everyone was #tebowing except Kyle Orton. He was #ortoning.

by nuprs November 3, 2011

otton

A for foreign boy by the name of Otton is many things great. He is absolutely perfect and has many talents. Not only is he good looking, he is a genius on any field. An "Otton" Is great with the ladies and a gentleman all around.

He is such a gentleman. He's probably an Otton

by Olbmp May 7, 2015

otonye

Tamunotonye, or Tonye, is a Nigerian unisex given name, which originates from Ijaw. The name is most commonly used among the Kalabari, Okrika, and Nembe people of Rivers State, Bayelsa State, and Delta State. The name means; "God's will", "God's desire", "favour from God", "God's plan" in English.
Meaning: God's will, God's desire, God's plan,

Language(s): Ijaw, Okrika, kalabari, Nembe
Variant form(s): Tonye, Otonye, Sotonye

i would like otonye

by yoliii November 14, 2020

Randy Orton

A young wrestler who is constantly improving in the ring. He was a great heel and then he became a horrible face. He's a heel again, so all is right in the world.

Randy Orton is entertaining as a heel, but I can't stand him as a face. Now I hope he kicks Undertaker's ass.

by jimbo March 26, 2005

Ortonville

A little hick town in Michigan, where there is nothing to do, and you have to drive at least 30 minutes to get anywhere.

Man, I got to get out of Ortonville!

by Stepho D. August 21, 2008

come here often

Aside from being the most cliched pick-up line, this phrased is used can be used in other social situations.

1. What you say when you are in a group conversation and everyone randomly stops talking.

2. What you say when you first arrive somewhere after your friends have been there longer.

Ryan: HAHAHAHAHA
Aaren: hahahahaha..
Alan: hahaha..........
....

<silence>

Scott: So.. you come here often?

by Ryan=pro July 20, 2008

Oftenifity

The numerical amount of how often something happens, usually in a percentage or ratio form, often involving decimals or those little colon things. But usually a decimal. Because those little colon things are so 5 years ago. And besides, who uses those?

The oftenifity that you, Kyle, are going to use a calculator is..... well, zero.

by Superguitarninja October 13, 2009