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An acronym used instead of tests/quizzes. It originated in a chemistry class, where test/quizzes were never spoken of and OTDYU was the new hot thing. OTDYU stands for "Opportunity to Demonstrate Your Understanding"
Person 1 : Hey do we have an OTDYU tomorrow?
Person 2 : No it's on Thursday. It's worth 80 points, so you better study!
Person 1 : Oh, thanks!
OTDYU by #Swahh September 12, 2011
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Otayuri: the pairing of Otabek Altin and Yuri Plisetsky, two characters from Yuri!!! On Ice
Otayuri is my fucking otp
otayuri by Otayuri_is_gucci March 19, 2017
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OTDYU • otayuri • Odyuo • Otdub • otdubbs • Otsyula • otyugh
on the way. dubbs is short for double-u, and just another step away from real language. omfg lulz
guy: aye gurl, are you coming?
gurl: ya! otdubbs
guy: omg! wtf? english por favor!!1!!
otdubbs by dubbsondubbsondubbs February 14, 2012
Otyughs have a large bulbous body with a gaping maw of razor-shape teeth. they attack with two large tentacles, which they use to drag prey into their mouths. Otyughs generally live in piles of offal or other waste, but aren't shy about adding fresh meat to their diet. they are aggressive and relentless, they cause disease on anyone unfortunate enough to be bitten.
otyugh by smurf June 27, 2006
Otayuri is a ship between yuri plisetsky and otabek altin. It is freaking CANON and AMAZING, and you can not tell me anything else ^v^
Otayuri is great
Youre a off the wall ass person. You Wanna Be From OTDUB?
Otdub by Otdub February 14, 2019
Good looking lotha Naga clan from Nagaland .
North east India.
Odyuo by Ch chen November 22, 2021
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