Oh yeah n dat n ting

Exclamation

Johnny just did a back-flip
Oh yeah n dat n ting

by The man from Bushido Bay September 10, 2020

Oh My Tom

An anagram from Tom: OMT stands for "Oh My Tom". Doug Walker: The Nostalgia Critic. (Matrix Month 2015: The Matrix movie Review).

"Tom is an anagram for OMT. Oh My Tom." - Doug Walker The Nostalgia Critic.

by TheHeroKing April 19, 2023

Oh jee

1) oh no
2) yikes
3)

friend 1: “I’m sick
adriano: “oh jee”
friend 2: “I just failed a test”
adriano: “oh jee”

by darnelliskuul September 26, 2019

El. Oh. El.

Sarcasm. I can't believe this needs explanation. Due to the overuse of 'lol' and it's lack of actually laughing out loud, 99% of the time.

If you hear someone say out loud, verbatim, "El. Oh. El." are they ever serious...? Of course NOT, twat!

by _Word March 22, 2020

Oh My Word

A substitute for saying "Oh My God" but when you're really shocked. it's what a posh brit would say.

Guy: Dude she literally murdered her friend for some money!
Posh brit: Oh My Word! Did she really do that?

by poopycapabra May 26, 2024

Oh Canada

What Canada's girlfriend Holland says during sex

"Oh Canada, glorious and free, true patriots love you"

by Royal Scorpion of the North May 15, 2018

Oh my gosh Ronnie

Also commonly used as Ronnie bro, this phrase was first established upon the streets of Amsterdam.

A high individual constantly amazed, astounded and amused by his surroundings would often result in the words “oh my goshhh ronniiiieee” when In combination with his inner excitement.

This soon became a movement amongst friends and eventually the movement became so large, McDonald’s even named their double Bigmac, the double Ronnie. It can be used as a greeting, an expression of excitement, the possibilities are endless.

“Oh my gosh Ronnie” “RONNIE BROoo” “YO, RONNIE BRO” You reach into your pocket and find the weed you thought you lost: “RONNIEEEE”

by PFresh November 26, 2020