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A town just north of Fort Worth Texas US.
The town was famous for it's horses and a young European poet Laura.
O'Marra become a slang in Texas in the mid 1970s during the Vietnam war. It was used by college students to signify their intellectual pursuits. It also have the meaning of having a free spirit like our admirable friend - horse.
Nowadays the term is widely used in the underground scene.
I'm O'Marra!
I love horses, dogs and other animals, I'm also very smart, I'm a O'Marra.
O'Marra by ila vucic April 9, 2008
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Ms. O'Mara 

Dresses like a regular treesh that attends RKA.

uses all of the money from the schools dances, class trips, and graduation ceremonies on her tummy tuck and ass surgery.
Ms. O'Mara: *walks in the hallway*
Student: damn Ms. O'Mara you lookin like a treesh today
Ms. O'Mara by Ineedabj June 11, 2019
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speaking O'Mara 

The act of mumbling incoherently after consuming multiple alcoholic beverages. Originated at the Cosmopolitan in Worcester,MA.
I was speaking O'Mara after drinking a few too many Magners on a Tuesday night.
speaking O'Mara by t r i c i a January 4, 2009

Teagan O'Mara

Villager with a big nose
Teagan O'Mara is a home wreaker villager

speaking O'Mara 

The act of mumbling incoherently after consuming multiple alcoholic beverages. Originated at the Cosmopolitan in Worcester,MA.
I was speaking O'Mara after drinking a few too many Magners on a Tuesday night.
I was speaking O'Mara after drinking a few too many Magners on a Tuesday night.
speaking O'Mara by t r i c i a November 19, 2007

Mr.o'mara 

some one who was destined to be a history teacher
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yeah no duh its history
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