Ohtay

A word used in place for the word Okay most likely when someone Falcon Punches you for even being weird enough to look this word up.

John:Hey guys imma look up Ohtay -2mins later-

Paramedic:Wtf did he say to his friends?
Paramedic2:he looked up Ohtay
Paramedic:oooh
Paramedic2:u just say ohtay?!?!?
Paramedic:NO NO NO NOO!

by EiKirk August 22, 2009

Otay

A blue collar neighborhood located in southwest Chula Vista, California. The community of Otay was incorporated into the city of Chula Vista in the mid 1980's-which explains why the neighborhoods gangs (Varrio Loco Otay, River Bottom Locos, and Rasta Locos) claim South San Diego instead of Chula Vista. Otay is one of the oldest Barrios in San Diego County.

Everybody knows that vatos from Otay, and vatos from Varrio Chula Vista, don't get along.

by Yardstick July 22, 2008

Otay

A different way of saying 'Okay'. You will most likely make someone very mad if you use it often.

"Otay, I will eat that cookie. Otay, I can do your homework. Otay, I wil-"
(gets shot)

by Icecap October 24, 2003

otay

a childish version of okay that everyone uses in tiktok its really annoying and weird to hear

stop using it or die

Amanda : are you okay

Jasmine : I’m okay

Amanda : oTaY
Jasmine : shut up

by stray kids April 5, 2021

Onion Ooty

An Extremely, grotesque, flat, and nasty fat nasty,ass.

Whoa, that chick shouldn't be wearing those tight jeans with that Onion Ooty.

by Juicebox1216 September 7, 2007

Oktay

Oktay is a wild boy. He’s unpredictable and fiery. Don’t date Oktay

Oktay is a wild boy

by FLteam November 11, 2020

ootab

Used to describe almost anything, at any time...

Also used to fill uncomfortable silences, or moments where correct words cannot be found.

(ie. Jill: I love you... do you love me?
Jack: ............ ootab. )

Pronounciation = 2 parts:

Part one: oo... as in the "ou" from "you"
Part two: tab (tarb) - resembles the "arb" in "barb"

Noun: You're a fuckin ootab!!
That test was such an ootab!
Get your ootab out!
Did you get a look at THAT ootab?!
Eat my ootab!

Verb: Person 1: What you doing later?
Person 2: Oh, just gonna go ootab with mates.

Adjective: You were ootab-erific last night ;-)

by Jason_071 November 10, 2005