oorah

I've heard it said that "Oorah" is derived from the Turkish word "To Kill", and was picked up and adopted by United States Marines during the Korean war. Today it's used as an all-purpose grunt of affirmation, much like the Army's "Hooah", or the Navy SEAL's "Hooyah".

by Herb October 27, 2003

OOyah

expression used to either mock or show little interest, or just plain sound snobby;

<highvoice>OO <lowvoice> yah <bring it up higher at the end>

long O and short yah

Riley: it was a total gong show at that party last night, but the next day was ballin'

Girl -texting friend on phone- : OOyah

Riley : yeah, so it was pretty awesome and -
Girl -interrupts; not paying attention-: OOyaahh
Riley: uhmkay

by Renapple December 16, 2007

Oorah

(Also spelt Ura, Uraa, and Hura).

1. A Russian war chant.

2. What I say when someone says 'Slava Ukraini."

1. Vladimir Putin: "I hereby announce a military operation for the demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine. Oorah.
Russian army: "URAAAAAAAAAA!"

2. Ignorant little pricks: "My prayers go to Ukraine, Slava Ukraini!"
Me: "URAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"

by ZaneyP00 April 5, 2022

oojackapivi

To describe some random item of your choice, maybe when you forgot what it's called...

Where is the oojackapivi

Where have you put my oojackapivi

by baabaam May 14, 2022

Oogahew

A pile of objects that people find "useless".

You pick up this oogahew right now!

by 2023 pack April 27, 2023

Oosah

It's the oo-S-of ah!

Saying 'United States of America' or reding the letters 'U, S, A' takes too long. Some pronounce as 'Yoosah'.
Transliterate!

"I live in the Oosah!"

(Nationality)
"Oosanian, Oosaian"

by Solomon March 14, 2005

oojamaflap

To oojamaflap (v) is to do damage to a weakling in the hopes of seeing a sign of strength from them. It is different from hazing but indistinguishable from forced non-consensual character building. Coined by YouTube user variablast.

In April of 2010, variablast oojamaflapped oojamaflipper.

by JimHisself April 18, 2010