orienteerer

Someone who orienteers.

Dude, those Lewis and Clark homies, they were some bad ass orienteerers!

by jtrac May 9, 2007

orientageous

better than anything... think off the best thing you can, now, times that by infinity.

i thought i was getting underwear for christmas, but i got a new car and ipad, it was sooooo orientageous

by A.L.I.C January 24, 2011

olten fredd

Molten Freddy in a trend

Micheal (Molten's boyfriend) did not know who is olten fredd

by Sophia_Cutie19 June 14, 2021

Oriental Blumpkin

This is the act of giving/receiving a blumpkin, from a girl or a boy, while the giver is blowing the receiver the giver must vomit all over the receivers cock and lap, induced by choking on the receivers cock. Typically after an Oriental Blumpkin commences the fellating party puts their hand in front of their mouth and makes a racially stereo-typical Asian laugh.

Yo Johnny caught an Oriental Blumpkin from that swamp donkey last night... she puked all over him.

by Roberto TM November 18, 2007

party-and-play (often referred to as PnP)

1. A verb describing when club drugs (methamphetamines, ecstasy, GHB or cocaine) are used in combination with sexual activity. Party-and-play may or may not include the use of Viagra or other erectile dysfunction medication to increase longevity of the play.

It's the long weekend and Jennifer and I are going to party-and-play (often referred to as PnP) all weekend. I am just about to head out and pick up some ecstasy and then "oink, oink". Jennifer and I will be in mind-blowing sexual adventure and I think it will have a little country feel to it as I'm going to get a little piggy.

sexual club drugs

by TheBigCanucklehead March 13, 2015

orien

a sex magnet

that guy's such an orien

by rty1 July 30, 2009

Often

This is not the most mispronounced word in the English language as someone defined it. According to Longman Pronunciation Dictionary, the word "often" can be pronounced with the "t" (like off-ten) or without the "t" (oh-ffen).

Many speakers use both the form without t and the form with it. Preference polls. Br. no t 73%, with t 27%. American English, no t 78%, with 22 %. (Longman Pronunciation Dictionary).

A: How often do you check pronunciation dictionaries?
B: Not very often.
A: You should do it oftener.

by sil86 December 17, 2013