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A shortening of "sobbing", perhaps originating from a typo
is often meant to be read less seriously than the full "sobbing"
Can be typed as " 'obbing", but that's for nerds

"obb" can also be used in place of "sob", but this is less common
obbing, crying, dying

straight OBBING dude! wtf just happened 😭

dude,,, that work meeting,,,,, obb,,, its over
Obbing by OliverJaded September 19, 2024
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A derogatory slang term regarding all races and ethnicities besides Asians.
Look at those obingers over there!
Obinger by NotShiwaya January 3, 2022
Related Words
OBO - Offline But Online.
To be online, while you appear offline on any IM like gtalk or yahoo.
Let me go oboing to see if my boss is online.
Oboing by Rishinarayanan S August 3, 2008
an Out Of Body experience; it's when you feel really strange, and like you can't describe how you feel.
Guys, I'm oobing so bad right now.
oobing by Breball45 November 5, 2009
Woah that dude is really good at obbying!
Are you obbying??
Obbying by imnotwearingahat December 29, 2020

Obringleosa 

The best goddamn ship to exist in a middle school
Person 1: I totally ship Obringleosa!

Person 2: Yeah, it's totally more canon than Chance 100 or Dorite!
Obringleosa by WMiddleSchoolShips December 13, 2017
It's when an angel decides that he's sick of dealing with you and turns into a blue orb mist that dissipates. With this special gift, you can teleport anywhere.
Girlfriend: Can't we talk about this?
Boyfriend: Fuck you Bitch, I'm orbing outta here.
Orbing by OoUNSTOPABL3oO February 27, 2009
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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