>.o 

>.o
wincing... or is used instead of >.< on boards that support HTML
.. like neopets.

ZR: >.o aack.. my internet has issues..

>.o by zrcalo of ems June 21, 2005

>.O 

>.O means "tweaking" in G33k talk.

Can also be spelt: >.o or: >.0

"I like Tater Chips!"
">.O...Dude."

>.O by Mr.Eggels April 14, 2006

>:O 

an emoticon which can either indicate yelling, screaming, general pissiness or anger.

omg i know!! >:O

>:O by tookewl December 27, 2003

>:O 

Emoticon meaning an angry and surprised face or an angry and screaming face

WTF did you just do?!?!? >:O

>:O by Oraxer October 7, 2005

>_O 

An expression of rage and/or suspicion (often seeing the statement as insulting). (Also >O, >.O)

HE BIT ME. WTF. >_O

What do you mean with that.. >_O

>_O by FriedKitten October 10, 2003

>:O 

WHY THE HECK WOULD YOU DO THAT

friend: HAHA I DESTROYED YOUR MINECRAFT SERVER
me: ….. >:O WHY!

>:O by opopopopopopopopYEAH April 22, 2020

>:o 

Pronounced "greater than-colon-oh". Is not only an emoticon, but an entire language. The >:o language is known for its liberal use of suffixes, often with an apostrophe('), and frequent refernce to internet memes. If used incorrectly among the more refined speakers of >:o it may illicit liberal amounts of flames and the emoticon ">:o", along with cursing. Often uses the @ character as a grammar construct.

"I know the speakery of >:o is common in these parts."

Poseur: Guys I speak'd the >:o in you're mom!
Legit1: O RLY @ >:o use by one as yourself.
Legit2: Hahah. YOU FAIL @ >:o'ery.

Poseur: Don't you guys think the people on /b/ are idiots?
Legit1: Rongur, /b/tards kick ass.
Poseur: O RLY?
Legit1: O YS, amirite?
Legit2: Riteur, Legit1, and I lol'd @ how made of fail and stupid you are, Poseur.

>:o by why halo thar July 21, 2006

Brought-upsy 

scruples; to have manners;

May also be spelt Brought-upsie

WestIndian/Caribbean in orient - Barbados, WHUT.

Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?

Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005