Used informally in New Zealand slang terminology as a proper noun. It is usually said directly to the recipient in substitute of their name. Made popular amongst Māori teenagers, it is now commonly used by various cultures in New Zealand.
1. Owl, get over here and help us!
2. You don't even know what your doing owl!
3. I bet there's heaps of stuff for us to do in there owl. But how do we get in?
2. You don't even know what your doing owl!
3. I bet there's heaps of stuff for us to do in there owl. But how do we get in?
by GreekMaoriMafia January 25, 2021
OWL: Opressed White Lady
The group of OWLs protested the equal treatment of the impoverished, ethnic women who were also at the spa.
by MimiVanessa March 03, 2024
Owls aren't animals. They come from Uhuisland and are considered uhus, rather than animals.
'Dude... have you seen my owl? It's an animal.' 'No it ain't, take your medication grandma. Owls are Uhus.'
by kittylover928 September 13, 2022
by Wallaker21 May 29, 2022
guy: have you seen the owl game yesterday?t
girl : yesn't i haven'T
guy: REOGA WAGA TICKI WOKO REEEE
girl: (Dies)
girl : yesn't i haven'T
guy: REOGA WAGA TICKI WOKO REEEE
girl: (Dies)
by mr.dank memeston June 02, 2018
Ukraine's defense intelligence service features an owl in its insignia.
In it, the owl hovers above a global map, stabbing a sword down from the sky into Russia. The service recently promised that its owls would track down Russian marines that Ukraine says attacked civilians.
In it, the owl hovers above a global map, stabbing a sword down from the sky into Russia. The service recently promised that its owls would track down Russian marines that Ukraine says attacked civilians.
by zelenooka_ukrainka May 02, 2022