onit

when two people haven't been talking long enough or serious enough to say that they're actually "talking". This is the stage when you only have the other persons snap or instagram and have been conversing for a very short time. Maybe a day or two. You move from the onit stage to the talking stage when a hangout has been established.

" aye do you talk to _______? Nah were just onit"
"Me and ________ are onit"
"No theyre not taking theyre onit"

by urmom420lyd April 26, 2021

okit

They like to hang out with their friends when they have time. They enjoy company of others.

Okit and her friends went out for dinner.

by thatonesparklebixh May 25, 2021

oneita

She is the bestest person you'll ever meet in your life. Though she may rail your bosses wife, she's an incredible person.

"oh lord, there goes Oneita..."

by Paparazzi jewelry December 25, 2021

Onitty

Noun:
The state of always being “on it,” on top of things, being masterful.

Our tour guide displayed amazing onitty, making sure everyone in our group was always comfortable and taken care of.

by AdiTexas March 20, 2022

all day onits

Drinking all day.
Must start before lunch time.
Must continue drinking until at least 10pm

Are we doing all day onits?

by DvL1337 October 25, 2019

onitchmyster!

this is mr onac headmaster of tewkesbury skool! he is an illegal immigrant (see immigrant) he thanx the likes of saddam hussien. he is a turkish twat and has his own turkish time. if u go 2 our skool u no wot we mean!!! so we hate him and u dnt want to come across him!

this is wot he sed:"the fact im here, i almst have to thank saddam hussein as he hasnt caused a pre-christmas campaign."

by blahhhh November 14, 2003

onmitsu

noun, plural onmitsu, countable
1) a ninja who is highly trained in the art of ninjutsu and is employed by his lord or the shogunate government
2) a Japanese secret agent whose job is to control public opinion using the Internet
3) a secret moderator of a BBS in Japan

noun, uncountable
4) stealth

No one notices onmitsu.

by Amamo-chan January 11, 2006