Ottopoverty

The tragic existence of a guy who's so blatantly the unwanted child that he’s practically starved. His dad’s an Uber driver who couldn’t care less, and his bowling’s a pathetic 70 km/h—weak, just like his chances in life. A walking disappointment.

Quit being such an Ottopoverty—maybe if you bowled faster, your dad would remember to feed you

by FlapSlapper1998 February 20, 2025

Onto

In Ireland, it means 'in contact' as in 'was he onto you?' ; it can also mean 'catching someone out' as in 'I was onto him' as in ' I knew what he was up to.' To get onto someone' means to give out to someone.'

it means 'in contact' as in 'was he onto you?' ; it can also mean 'catching someone out' as in 'I was onto him' as in ' I knew what he was up to.' To get onto someone' means to give out to someone.'

by anonymous February 21, 2025

On top

in the brain (in relation to intellect).

A man with little on top

by Arminkshipper June 15, 2025

Octopus

Slang for something or someone who is quick in some way, like an octopus swimming

Part of the sea creature/sea food slang culture, originated on marine biology tumblr threads before moving to X and tiktok, used most in California and the southern parts of Oregon.

"It's hard to keep track during my math lessons, the professor is just so octopus."

by A.Fischer1825 June 18, 2025

octopussing

getting a live octopus and allowing the tentacles to enter any of your holes, can be done by man or woman

'i was octopussed last night, it went up my bum.' can be pronounced octopussed, octopussing and octopussy, man or woman can partake in this activity.

by fredkandjlb January 7, 2026

onions on top

(adj) A general term that indicates a feeling of awesomeness; a substitute for "good", "great", etc; can also substitute for "sexy", "hot", etc; a high compliment.

That hiking trip was amazing; it was onions on top the whole time.

by Omylanta October 31, 2008

More Octopus

The act of improving a video game, game design, or general reality by increasing the density of either octopus or the appearance of octopus

TokoToko. Toko - meaning octopus - is used twice to emphasize that the game would be about not just one but two octopuses. Hence the game uses more octopus.

In a game jam the use of the word "ink" as a required theme would ensure that a certain few teams bold enough to use an octopus in their own games would unite together. Perhaps these teams would even form an octopus coalition of sorts. These teams would unite under friendship, tentacle and generally more octopus.

by theJustinLewis January 14, 2011