Obloggation

Being required to blog on events for your employer or an organization that you work with.

I have an obloggation to post for the Canadian Government throughout the Olympics.

by TofitianKim February 16, 2010

Oblowjed

(v). the simultaneous feeling of gratitude and sexual attraction, a rare and potent mixture

I felt much oblowjed when my hot TA gave me points back on my exam.

That sexy Spanish man that hangs out in the café bought my coffee this morning when I forgot my wallet, I felt so oblowjed.

by swagginoutwoowoowoo October 22, 2013

Oblorgaorph

the action of doing the floss dance into someone causeing them to brutally soar across a room , go out a window, and land on someone who then says oof.

To oblorgaorph someone to do the floss dance into them putting them to soar across the room brutally fall out a window and then land on a person who then says Oof.

by 🧠🧠🧠 October 18, 2020

oblobbo

when the philosophical ideologies you store in the endless void of your brain become too much for your body and you can't speak (;

I have been thinking of philosophical meaning to much, rrrrrhlbslbgs oh no I am going into oblobbo

by NERD21313 November 26, 2022

Opblock

English slang derived from the word op which means opponent or rival it’s the block of where you op or rival lives

I will back out my skeng on opblock
You mug you won’t do anything

by Vapormax December 31, 2018

oaklog

1.(noun) an elite group of bloggers based in oakland who plan and schedule events on a the internet.

2.(adjective) used to describe typical behavior amonst the members of oaklog.

1. Oaklog is planning another benefit.
2. To comment on someone else's comment is so oaklog of you.

by 5t December 9, 2008

oblogatory

An event or occurrence that comes with a commitment to write about on line. For example, a business or social commitment in which you are expected to blog.

I will give you a free conference pass, but this event is oblogatory -- you will be required to post an article for each day you attend.

by Raisoniac October 11, 2010