by Odomus August 6, 2010
Odo is a character in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and a changeling or shape-shifter. There is a whole wikipedia entrance on him ("he" is Odo's pronoun, even though he belongs to the Founder species who have no sex)
Hi, my name is Odo
by Nikanj_Ooloi November 20, 2019
1. He reached into the lake and pulled out a big ball of odo.
2. The paint can was not stirred well, so a big pile of odo ended up at the bottom.
2. The paint can was not stirred well, so a big pile of odo ended up at the bottom.
by ChronoTraveler March 13, 2005
it’s stands for “One Day One Spoon”
It means that we have to feed fishes with one spoon of our lunches every single day
It means that we have to feed fishes with one spoon of our lunches every single day
by Don’t sue me November 25, 2020
A reference to a Star Trek character whose face was puffy and had no features. Used to describe someone who has had a lot of plastic surgery and face looks alien.
by Wordiculous August 19, 2022
a female who is in a relationship with an ugly male for the sole purpose of showing her dominance to someone she would rather sleep with but is afraid of
by TinoFett June 9, 2006
Think annoyingly OCD plus anal retentive, on steroids!
This is that customer who complains about the slightest, minute cosmetic detail on a large piece of industrial equipment. Not talking about a scratch/scuff on a Ferrari, this is a slightly skewed label (slight enough that there is an internal discussion if it is even skewed) on a 15’ long, 8’ tall, several thousand pound piece of equipment, which gets installed in the corner, along the edge, or in a back room.
When you think ODO, use the chant from the Wizard of Oz when the guards are marching in:
O D O, Oh, Oh! O D O, Oh, Oh!
This is that customer who complains about the slightest, minute cosmetic detail on a large piece of industrial equipment. Not talking about a scratch/scuff on a Ferrari, this is a slightly skewed label (slight enough that there is an internal discussion if it is even skewed) on a 15’ long, 8’ tall, several thousand pound piece of equipment, which gets installed in the corner, along the edge, or in a back room.
When you think ODO, use the chant from the Wizard of Oz when the guards are marching in:
O D O, Oh, Oh! O D O, Oh, Oh!
Yes sir, the equipment was installed without issue. Yes, it performs perfectly. No, there are no real issues with it, the customer is just ODO: Overly Detail Oriented.
by JV Hilliard August 31, 2018