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1. Abbreviation for 'off the muther-fucking chain"
2. Extreme enthusiasm for something
3. Mad cool
4. Out of control
5. Wild fun
1. That party was OTMFC. I had a blast!
2. Did you see that guy's hair? It was OTMFC. I've never seen anything like it.
OTMFC by SF Gary January 14, 2006
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A lighting company specializing in film and stage lights. Controversy was brought up when "I Love OTMFC" was seen in one of teen star Miley Cyrus's 'Breakout' Album Photoshoots. People thought it meant something inappropriate, when in actuality it was promoting her sponsor (OTMFC the lighting company)

*The crate on the right of the picture with staging equipment on top of it also had an OTMFC stamp.
OTMFC is such a great provider of staging lights.
OTMFC by AngelofLight March 24, 2009
Related Words
OTMFC • omfc • oomfchella • OTMF • omfcg • omfcn • ommfcsdvrqqpqfg • OMTFC • OOMFC • Oomfcon

ommfcsdvrqqpqfg 

An acronym used in the Netflix Original "Bojack Horseman" when something amazing happens.
Girl 1: Omg. Omg! Ommfcsdvrqqpqfg! It's Sarah Lynn and Andrew Garfield!
Girls 1, 2, 3 screams
ommfcsdvrqqpqfg by Fitch1X June 9, 2021
1.Oh my fishy cod

2.oh my fish cod .
Just a subsitution fo omfg instead and it sounds funny ahahahaha.
1. Jimmy wins a race
RANDOM GUY:Omfc
omfc by NativeG77 June 9, 2009
Short for "On the mother fucking boat." Used as an expression to state that you are or will be on a boat.
Jason: Hey Jack. Have you heard about the upcoming 311 cruise?

Jack: OTMFB baby. Best vacation ever.
OTMFB by Jaffa's Bitch March 4, 2023
OMFCN THAT WAS THE MOST EPIC SNEEZE EVER!
omfcn by Poney-tuh July 26, 2010
Scientists use this and mathematics whizzes too. It means Obvious To the Most Casual Observer. It's useful in lots of ways.
Why is that painted blue? Man, that should be OTMCO, ya know?

OTMCO by geoaz April 5, 2009
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