OTMMO

OTMMO is an acronym and term for "over the mask make out" - the act of making out with your partner while both wearing masks to protect against Covid

Wanna OTMMO? It's so much fun!

by bdoverquick April 7, 2021

Ottmonster

A form of threesome involving one male and two females. The male is in between the two females and wears a dildo on his back like a tail. As the male penetrates one female he is simultaneously pulling out of the other and vice versa. The act is named after the man who pioneered it, Gary Lee Ottmonster.

This is also known as the reverse DP.

Joe ottmonstered those two girls he met at the bar last night.

by pdiddle September 22, 2012

f'ghoxx ommok

this maltese phrase is used when you're fighting and you really want to make the other person mad so you say

f'ghoxx ommok .
this phrase is also used when you hurt your foot but instead of saying f'ghoxx ommok which means fuck your mother, you say f'ghoxx ommi which means fuck my mother which is lesws offensive

ghandek zobbok zghir haha
u aqta f'ghoxx ommok

by foxommokliba December 29, 2019

Ommok bic-Chips

Mother with fries - a very useful and serious phrase in the Maltese language, very ebic.

Ommok bic-chips liba.

by azaaaaa December 4, 2019

Saqsi 'l Ommok

'Saqsi l'Ommok' is used in the Maltese language to get rid of people who ask a lot of questions. The English equivalent of 'saqsi 'l ommok' is 'ask your mother'.

John: "What is the time?"
Jeff: "SAQSI 'L OMMOK!"

by LegendaryPower October 3, 2015

ommokphilliac

This refers to a person who loves your mother, often said to one another by maltese libtard virgins.

Gorg: *ihares lejn sorm nanthu*
Missier gorg: "Ghala qed thares lejn sorm ommi ja mahmug!!"
Gorg: "Ghax pa, jien ommokphilliac"
Missier gorg: "Din xizzob tkun foxx il-gen z"

by Mintoffjan ghal ahhar May 8, 2022

OTMCO

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?

by geoaz April 5, 2009