consult the oracle

To type a word,phrase,question,or query in to google. To seek an answer via the search engine google.

"What time does the movie start?"
"I'm not sure...consult the oracle!"

"Hmmm ....I have a nasty rash...time to consult the oracle..."

by canuckchuck66 October 4, 2014

Orcabilly

An obese girl that goes to Psychobilly and Rockabilly shows. Usually dressed as vintage pinup models ala Betty Page, hair pinned up into pompadours and red lipstick.

I thought that 56 Chevy was a lowrider until an Orcabilly got out and it sprung up!

by Kaptain K January 11, 2006

Oracle

A piece of shit database server programmed to stop a software developer in their tracks at every turn.

My software was working fine everywhere else, but then Oracle came in and fucked up my day!

by senseiteki September 20, 2012

orca

The Orca, or "Killer Whale" is a sea mammal in the same family as dolphins, porpoises, and the other whales. There are at least three distinct subspecies that do not interbreed. One stays near the coast and hunts other mammals, such as sea lions. Another coastal subspecies primarily hunts fish like salmon. A third, much less documented species spends the majority of its time offshore. All orca subspecies are threatened by human development and overharvesting of the orca food sources.

Visitors to the pacific northwest often take whalewatching tours in the hopes of seeing an orca pod breach the surface.

by Maurs June 30, 2006

oralagasm

A orgasm in your mouth usually due to eating something delicious.

<Feels like a party in your mouth &everyone is feeling good.>

Blueberry Coffee is an oralagasm. =

Pumpkin Coffee is an oralagasm.

by Berr April 7, 2008

Orvacano

The position of every player on the kick-off/kick-return that is not a kicker, gunner, or kamakazi guy.

Yeah man, I don't start on offense or defense, but I'm a starting Orvacano.

by Same Vans May 28, 2010

oracy

noun
the ability to express oneself fluently and grammatically in speech.
ORIGIN 1960s: from Latin os, or- ‘mouth,’ on the pattern of literacy.

We hear a lot about literacy, a little about numeracy, but nothing at all about oracy, in the context of education.

by Pepys April 10, 2008