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Meaning Original Email to an account for sales.
OGE by Static#9613 October 20, 2020
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OGE • Oger • ogey • Ogechi • ogechukwu • oged • ogeda • ogennaya • ogeday • ogee
(Pronounced with the 'O' like as in 'Road' and the 'G' as in 'Fridge'.)Negative, no. Sydney Northern Beaches (Australia) possible origin.
"That party was oge."
"Am I smart? Oge."
"I Oged school today."
Oge by Team_180B July 24, 2006
A term used primarily to describe an unsatisfactory situation. However, it may also be utilized as a verb.
This party sucks. Let's oge.
oge by Nish7777 September 27, 2006
The feeling of massive anger and an intense feeling of trigger. Like when ur seconds away from flipping out on everyone and morphing into the hulk
“My understudy thinks he’s going on today for the show! I’m about to oge out”
Oge by TheOgeMonster November 19, 2017
Pronounced O (as is ‘old’) G (as in ‘goldfish’) E (as in ‘egg’) = OGE

Oge, a African name. Most boys in Western Africa. Popular name.

Similar names - Oger, Orge, Oak, OJ.
“Did you see Oge today”
“Yeah I saw him”
Oge by Bethaanyyy June 20, 2018
OGE: Oral Gas Emission. aka burp/belch
Hmm soda. *drinks* heheh gas. OGE's
OGE by Darth Fureon January 14, 2006
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