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On the dead fat hoes
I put that OTDFH.
OTDFH by Bmurda March 29, 2022
Related Words
OTDFH • Odfh • otdcfh • otdf • OTDFMO • otdh • OTFH
On The Dead Fat Hoes
Bruh I’m not capping to you OTDFH

or

I gotta make this money by the end of this week OTDFH
OTDFH by Midwest Za February 3, 2026
On The Dead Fat Hoes
Bruh I’m not capping to you OTDFH

or

I gotta make this money by the end of this week OTDFH
OTDFH by Midwest Za February 3, 2026
An Acronym for “On The Dead Fat hoes”
Originally was use from a Cleveland, Ohio native who jokingly used term “on the fat hoes in heaven” who combined with the notorious Cleveland slang “OTDN” which was has been rephrased as “OTDFH” evidently meaning for anything that is relatable or another way of saying “Istfg” prior to speech nor events in that matter
I done spent $10k on this chain n shit OTDFH
Or

My Job done fired me twin OTDFH
OTDFH by Midwest Za February 3, 2026
On The Dance Floor Make Out

Term used for someone who makes out right in the middle of the dance floor rather than in a more private location.
Did you see Greg last night? Total OTDFMO!
Yeah. Me and Melanie went outside for a make out session, though.
OTDFMO by bryce111 November 30, 2010
OTDHG means "on the dead homegirls" or OTDH "on the dead homies"
Bro I'm not lying and thats OTDH (on the dead homies)
otdh by Sbrazyy November 26, 2018
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