Oy

A term used by angry jews and/or Czech people. Commonly used for insulting a younger, foolish member of the group. Almost always used in the same sentence as "...In the old country..." or when making someone feel stupid.

Oh vey, in dee old countree vee vouldnt allow it.

by Chris November 13, 2003

OY

a warning or the saying the use in the song TNT by ACDC

duma- OYYY OY OY

luke- what?

duma- OYOYOY

luke- o my god i almost hit that car

duma- i told you!

by BOB BURNQUIST33 April 9, 2011

oy

use of the word can be found in the nanny from a jewish woman. Meaning something bad is going to or has happend.

"Oy, that can't be good!"

by Seymor skinner May 13, 2005

Oy

Person, Friend; commonly used in greetings.

Used interchangeably with "bro" or "man"

Also used in place of an unknown name "Joe Blow"

Used regionally: Jacksonville, Fl
Popularized in the 1990's but may date back to the 1970's.

Wassup Oy?

Look at Oy over there.

by Don.G December 31, 2013

oy

Oy- to be suprised or hurt

Oy! did that tackle hurt, or Oy! did that person I wrestle suprise me with his skill

by Kenny May 12, 2003

oy

1. a derivative of hoy, meaning hello, or somesuch stuff
2. used to get someones attention

1. Oy! Whats going on?

2. Oy! Johnny! Bring dat booze over heah.

by Tony Kroeger December 27, 2002

Oy oy

An expression of excitement and the sound used to celebrate after a great goal or play made by the saints

"He yelled 'oy oy' after the amazing goal"

by Chasquez September 21, 2018