oorah

A motivational word used by Marines (usually only 'boots' still use it... 'salts' won't.) It was started by Marines in World War 1 as they came out of the trenches. By the end of the war, when the Germans heard "Ooh-Rah!", they knew the {Marines were assaulting. Because the Marines were so vicious, the Krauts thought it sounded like "Teufelhunden" (German word meaning the "Devil's Dogs"). This is also why the Marines are called 'Devil Dogs'.

C.O. - Are we good to go?
Pvt. - Oorah, sir!

by ks4714 May 26, 2006

oorah

The answer to every question posed to a United States Marine. Requires very little intelligence to use.

Can also be used to replace pretty much every word ever.

"So, what's up with that oorah over there?"
"Oorah."

by stupid_jarhead November 29, 2006

Orain

Orain is an amazing person. Yes really funny. He is annoying but, he will always tell u a joke when your upset even though he's a brat. He loves video games. He doesn't really like music but, he likes some type of music. Orain is a great person is of you know one don't risk losing one. I love him so much.

Orain: hey
Me: leave me alone
Orain: why did the big throw his toast out the window?

Me: why
Orain: he wanted to the butter fly.

Me: Your so wierd

by Orain March 17, 2019

oaraia

oaraia is a person called ali on discord and he’s cute wallahi but he’s also known to be funny and cute

i want to have oral with oaraia

by OzMx August 11, 2021

oorah

Expression from non-NCO rates (E-1 to E-3) usually followed by fucking with by Corporals and Sergeants.

Boot Private - "Oorah Sergeant" Salty Sergeant - "Push"

by JeremyWolf September 23, 2006

oorah

Freely used...Outburst...Excitement.

Of Military origin.

Ooorah! Did you see that headshot?! I pwned his ass!

by Mandy October 1, 2003

oorats

slang, means "high" (as in off drugs) in Armenian. "Oorats " literally means "inflated."

Hovig: Aper, this is some good shit.

Shant: Ara, en-ense oorats em heema, ches badgerats-noom (I'm so high right now, you can't imagine it)

by armoman92x February 21, 2011