OUIGO

The best slur to insult Italians

Ey you fuckin' ouigo, eat you fuckin' pizza pasta alone you fat bastard

by njgfhjlgfyhjfgk April 25, 2023

Oligopoly

An Oligopoly is the act of participating in a monopoly with multiple companies. Behind closed doors the companies will usually agree not to compete with each other in certain regions of a country, state, or city. This can lead to the severe spike in prices without the need for compensation due to competition. This act, while royally fucking a consumer, can provide access to a previously illegal business practice with zero negative repercussions and an immunity to any legal action being taken against the companies in question.

Comcast : So Time Warner, You take New York, I'll take California, and AT&T can take Texas.

Verizon : This is looking to be the most corrupt Oligopoly to date!

by DamnitAjit December 17, 2017

ouiouihonhonbaguette

A French term meaning 'yes yes, I want baguette'

French person: "OuiOuihonhonbaguette"
American person: Excuse me what the fuck

by alibi1833 August 26, 2018

omigosh

The equivalent of omigod or oh my god or oh my gosh usually said by ditzy girls that just slur the three words. Hence, omigosh, instead of oh my gosh.

Becca: Omigosh, Jen! Brad just waved at me!
Jen: No way! Omigosh, did you wave back?
Becca: Omigosh, yes!

by sprinkes_in_my_frosting February 16, 2008

omigod

Contraction of the term "Oh my God" used commonly in the 1980s by valley girls

Omigod, he is like, so king lord bufu !

by Gimli July 9, 2003

omigot

omigot is the proud aussie way of saying "oh my god" uber fast. anyone one who sees or hears the use of such a term is blown away, and knows that the user means business

"omigot, did you see that, i owned his eyeball!"
"..and then i awped him and he was like omigot!!"

by bombs September 23, 2003

Outgoing introvert

Outgoing introverts (also called ambiverts) are somewhere in the middle. They can be chatty and great company but then they may seem to withdraw into themselves because they do not answer texts or calls. The fact is that their social batteries need recharging and this has to be done alone. Outgoing introverts pick and choose their social events. Going out may means a lot of small talk and that can be pretty meaningless. Yes, they enjoy company and social outings but you can bet that they will be pretty choosy when doing so. Silence and moments of quiet are often regarded negatively. The outgoing introvert regards his introversion as a great strength and is perfectly content to be that way. Outgoing introverts find it hard to adapt. Problems arise when they are expected to be outgoing all the time and perform as if they were circus clowns. They have to do this to get a job, make friends or network. They know what society demands and expects.

If you’re not a hundred percent on the side of an introvert nor on the side of an extrovert, you might be an outgoing introvert.

by Rodrick Ricch October 7, 2020