Oxford Trail

When one has diarrhea streaming from them whilst simultaneously ejaculating

I had a great oxford trail last night

by Kquil August 14, 2021

Mother Oxen

The name that fans of popular Stan Twitter Youtuber "That Bitch" have given him. He has since rebranded his channel and embraced the name, going so far as to name his fans the "Little Cows"

Mother Oxen's videos were there when I was at my lowest

by TheArishje June 11, 2021

oxy

Short for the most tremendous medication ever created - OXYCONTIN! All one must do is remove the outer coating, crush into a fine powder, and then rail it in your nostrils!

Rump took hundreds of milligrams of oxy every day up his nostrils, and sat on the couch for a year and watched movies.

by Natan Buey January 30, 2004

Oxygen thief

A living human who continues to waste valuable oxygen that many feel would be best preserved for other uses. The oxygen is predominantly wasted through the beings ineffective contribution to society leading many to question their existence on the planet.

"Jim, who is this big-titted mongloid on the front on the newspaper?"

"Bob, Thats Katie Price, she is the biggest oxygen thief known to man"

by aKp123 February 21, 2010

olly olly oxen free

originally all ye, all ye, "outs" are free. meaning the one looking for you will call "olly, olly, oxen free" and the one in hiding can come out of hiding and not be tagged as "it" (the next one looking for all the ones hiding)

{olly olly oxen free} {hide n seek}

by The Lil March 5, 2011

Oxytocining

Oxytocining is a condition particular to agnostics of love. For those who believe love is purely a chemical reaction Oxytocining is a sound explanation of the reaction the physical act of love has on the psyche.

Last night's lovemaking was so incredible that I find myself oxytocining for you again tonight.

by hobbympg November 2, 2012

Oxymaroons

The nickname of University of Chicago sports teams. It is a reference to "University of Chicago Athletics" being an oxymoron.

Maroon and Maroons became the University of Chicago’s official color and nickname, respectively, at a meeting of students and faculty on May 5, 1894.

The Oxymaroons have been living up to their name lately, unfortunately. It's nothing like the good old days with the Maroons who won the Big 10 in football in 1899, 1905*, 1907, 1908, 1913, 1922, and 1924.

*voted national champion

by Jebediah Steelsmith August 26, 2012