Odey
Odey by LovesUndead January 30, 2012
Words you can keep
Odey
1) Boring
2) Annoying
3) Gay (as a generic insult)
4) Or can be used to describe someones face
Mainly used when someone is persistently annoying you and you can't get them to shut up
2) Annoying
3) Gay (as a generic insult)
4) Or can be used to describe someones face
Mainly used when someone is persistently annoying you and you can't get them to shut up
1) You're so odey!
2) You lame, odey brere!
3) Your're face is so odey!
4) F**k off you odey gaylord!
2) You lame, odey brere!
3) Your're face is so odey!
4) F**k off you odey gaylord!
Odey by The Unsuspecting Patato May 4, 2009
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