Osman

Osman a skillful leader and warrior.

For more details on Osman, see Foundation of Ottoman Empire.

by godlywiseman July 19, 2009

Accent Osmosis

A phenomenon characterized by a subject involuntarily/subconsciously adopting a foreign accent by mere exposure to a speaker. Symptoms persist during exposure but quickly fade after exposure is terminated. Conscious over-ride is possible, but can also cause the accent to become hyperaccessible in the subject, leading to a mixture of the subject's native accent and the foreign one. Further research needs to be conducted in order to isolate a causal factor for the phenomenon.

Oh yeah, that's called accent osmosis.

by CoffeyHaus134 September 29, 2010

osmium

1) A heavy metal with several industrial applications.

2) Something, normally musical, that can be described as very heavy.

I saw motorhead last night and Lemmy's base sound was just osmium.

by black flag June 1, 2004

Osman

Best friend

Osman is a nice person

by Sahilrulesps February 19, 2021

OSMF

One Special Mother Fucker

Mainly used to describe young coworkers that think they are the shit.

Also used for anyone whos shit don't stink.

Andy sure thinks he is OSMF, what a flaming douchebag!

by Carpmaster April 2, 2009

Osmosis Jones

The sexiest white blood cell on earth

Osmosis Jones is perfect in every way no matter what anyone says

by The Hairy Fish February 27, 2020

Technological Osmosis

The term Technological Osmosis is a jargon term used in technically focused organizations that rely heavily on email communication. The term refers to the ability to understand a technical requirement even though the requirement has not been communicated. The term evolved to add levity the common communication Faux Pas of neglecting to attach a document.

Usually used in the negative.

Example:

Sender - "Please design the solution in accordance to the attached requirement's document"

Response - "I am sorry that I lack technological osmosis skills, please attach the attachment to the previous email."

by J. Steel February 11, 2010