Orse
Orse by Gethatpussyboi March 6, 2017
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Orse
In New Zealand slang, short for 'Orsome', which is itself a gloss on 'Awesome'. As such, it is synonymous with 'Awesome'.
Stay Orse!
Orse by hugh___jass July 29, 2012
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orse by Chris from Vancouver November 6, 2006
ORSE
A word used to short form, two seperate words when your in a hurry to complete a full sentence.
"short form" for "OR ELSE"
"short form" for "OR ELSE"
ORSE by Mistical0ne December 2, 2022
Orse The Horse
A mythical creature of german decent. Known for his incredibly large penis and ability to come with the thunder at all times. He prefers piledriving and going on outdoor camping adventures wearing only a hoodie and shoes. This rare creature stalks the streets of fairfield county looking for small animals to feed on.
Orse The Horse by MixMastaTracy November 5, 2009
Big Orse
A unit - generally bigger than the broad side of a Dutch barn.
A “Big Orse” will ironically call things that are clearly small, a big orse, regardless of the object/s physicallity.
A “Big Orse” will ironically call things that are clearly small, a big orse, regardless of the object/s physicallity.
Big Orse by Horsey Horsey October 10, 2018
fritner police 'orse
Man 1 "Look at the top bollacks on that!"
Man 2 "Yeh but av you seen her face, she could 'fritner police 'orse!"
Man 2 "Yeh but av you seen her face, she could 'fritner police 'orse!"
fritner police 'orse by Klausey September 15, 2009
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