oodles

a lot (of something), plenty of something

I have oodles of time but nothing to do with it.

by Light Joker April 12, 2006

Get Oodie in here

Get Oodie in here is an endearing way to express your fondness for a pet / friend or any specific thing that you miss and are currently without. You can replace 'Oodie' with other names too.

*two friends while out at a museum*
Minte: "Get Oodie in here"
Kiert: "Yeah, get Oodie in here, I wish she could walk around with us"
Minte: "Yes, I wonder what she'd be like or how she'd react to this sculpture"

(Oodie = cat in this scenario)

by Gooerbeeps111 February 19, 2022

Oody

A word said when putting your index finger to your mouth as you express a surprised look while making an O with your lips. can only be used in this format and said to mean you are suprised and a little bit proud of something you have done.

>after eating someone elses cookie>> "oody"
>after pinching someones butt>> "oody"

by Nini May 11, 2006

Oodelay-o

is a term used in PB&J otter in the city of Lake Hoohaw. It's meaning is used as an Aloha, a hello and goodbye. It can also be used in a phrase to make a situation enhanced.

Welp..... oodelay-o (awkward,awkward)

by Djuan Dick March 18, 2011

oodar

Ambiguous form of punctuation. Can be used to replace Full stops. Or Exclamation marks!

Yeh right actually oodar(!)
Oh come on oodar(.)

by wat November 18, 2006

oodle

Much of something, plenty, lots

We have oodles of cash, to give you!

by Conan the Barbeque August 28, 2007

ooda

It is whatever you want it to be.
Can only be used in response that can be open-ended.
Comes from South Hayward in the bay area, california. (Also known as the haystack)

Hey what's up= Ooda Ooda

A: What do you want to do?
B: Ooda ooda.

by gh3tt0 sup3rstar March 5, 2009