Obied

A person who takes advantage of you. Or a mooch.

Dude, this guy Obied my wine and cigs all night..

by Obie wan kenfuckyou November 15, 2016

oblige

make (someone) legally or morally bound to do something.

"doctors are obliged by law to keep patients alive while there is a chance of recovery"

by Priestess Of Aries February 25, 2019

Obligerent

When one has had enough to drink and is a combination of being obliterated and belligerently drunk.

Tom: I can't have another shot because ill be obligerent!

Robert: Don't you mean belligerent and/or obliterated

Tom: No, obligerent

by seksahc trebor April 11, 2010

obiete

Obiete is an African name originally from the eastern part of Nigeria.ie the Ibos.This name defines a personnallity with an unshakable brave heart..as it implies" Obi" meaning heart/mind and "ete" meaning unshakable..It can also represents the Unshakable and braveness of a kings palace
Persons of this name were bravery warriors and Kings in the eastern Nigeria. Rendering humaniterian services and protecting their people

I would prefer to be with the Obietes than following you...
Gentle men you are all welcome to my OBI. ....No. worries or fears

Other words..Obinna (The father's. Heart/mind) Obieeze (The Kings palace) Obiagu (The Lion's. Heart) Obiora (The people's. Mind)

by Mezy123$ February 13, 2017

Obie

The most caring friend you'll met. He is the one who knows how to make you smile and will take care of you each and every day until the end of time.

Isn't Obie your Man?
Yes, and I'm happy that he is.

by Bedderzeitz December 26, 2019

obie-kabies

An overly cute way of saying okay developed in a BtVS RPG's non-character chat list. Interestingly, it was started by an anime fangirl.

Sara: So, are we going to have the two characters meet or what?
Rachel: Sure. How about at the library?
Sara: Obie-kabies.

by Ragna December 30, 2005

obie light

A light which generates a subtle twinkle or glint in the eyes. In filmmaking cinematographers often use an "obie" light just near the lens, aimed at an actress in a close up. It was a nickname created by use of such lighting for actress Merle Oberon who was known for her attractively seductive eyes.

Director of Photography: "Let's give Angie a little sumpin in the eyes. Put that 'obie light' right here next to the camera!"

by CineTroll October 8, 2011