Short for “significant other”
by ChimCo September 14, 2020
Get the S/Omug. by mikeyrocks September 2, 2010
Get the S/Omug. Will-o'-the-wisp also known as will~o~wisp or simply as wisp and willow .was thought to be a spirit or soul dwelling mostly on cemetery ground or swamps .
Now thought to be gasses emitted by decomposing biological matter and inflaming on contact with air thus generating small dancing flames or lights .
This phenomenon spawned a cartoon series called Willow the wisp , where a friendly spirit told children about fantastic tales that happened in a mysterious dark forest .
Now thought to be gasses emitted by decomposing biological matter and inflaming on contact with air thus generating small dancing flames or lights .
This phenomenon spawned a cartoon series called Willow the wisp , where a friendly spirit told children about fantastic tales that happened in a mysterious dark forest .
Will-o'-the-wisp is a spirit dwelling in dark places .
will-o'-the-wisp is the result of dead organism decomposing in swamps and cemeteries .
will-o'-the-wisp is the result of dead organism decomposing in swamps and cemeteries .
by P.A. 037 February 5, 2010
Get the Will-o'-the-wispmug. Australian abbreviation of bottle shop - which is a shop that sells alcohol and is often attached to a pub
by Fifi-lamour August 9, 2005
Get the bottle-omug. I taking this chick from logistics. If things go well tonight she will be seeing my o-face. o-o-o-o-o-o-o.
by Luc March 23, 2004
Get the o-facemug. The REAL definition behind X's and O's is this
The first mention in literature of XXX for kisses at the bottom of a letter was in 1901, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. The X itself is very old.
The custom goes back to the early Christian era, when a cross mark or "X" was the same as a sworn oath. The cross referred to the cross of Calvary and the first letter of the Greek word for Christ, Xristos.
Even as little as a hundred and fifty years ago, not many people could read or write. The "X" at the bottom of a document took the place of a signature. They would kiss the "X" as a crucifix or bible was kissed to emphasize the importance of the mark. It was this practice that lead to the "X" representing a kiss.
O is an American thing and represents the arms wrapping around someone.
The first mention in literature of XXX for kisses at the bottom of a letter was in 1901, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. The X itself is very old.
The custom goes back to the early Christian era, when a cross mark or "X" was the same as a sworn oath. The cross referred to the cross of Calvary and the first letter of the Greek word for Christ, Xristos.
Even as little as a hundred and fifty years ago, not many people could read or write. The "X" at the bottom of a document took the place of a signature. They would kiss the "X" as a crucifix or bible was kissed to emphasize the importance of the mark. It was this practice that lead to the "X" representing a kiss.
O is an American thing and represents the arms wrapping around someone.
the person above me believes that everytime a girl signed a letter O that he was getting a kiss, which is why he'll never get laid. X's and O's
by Abennobashii May 13, 2008
Get the X's and O'smug. A shortening of 'Significant Other;' particularly useful when addressing a mixed gender group with varied marital statuses. Frequently pluralized: sig o's.
by Valerie Hurt December 31, 2008
Get the Sig Omug.