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It's a call sign for Bama folks to get there attention. Also when something happens dramatically. Warn someone else about something in a short notice
Walking up on a friend that doing something,you say oh Now for a heads up
Oh Now by Boss Inc May 14, 2023
1. the perfect ending to a conversation when something is proven wrong or topped with something better, often followed by a see?!, said dramatically unless you are boring.
2. a word followed by a ? used when one is confused often said with a silent moment followed, normally in a whisper or mumble.
Joe:Colorful candy
Tom: No, colorful candy that tastes yummy.
Joe: NO!, colorful cnady that tastes yummy is packages iwith fancy tophats on and dances around when you say pickles. OH-now!

Tom:.....

Oh now I get it 

Oh now I get it by Cheesiecheetos February 26, 2020

oh what now

1.) Something to say after you insult someone.
2.) Something you say after you've been insulted by that jackass in your other classes, etc. and then you just said something really mean and nasty to them.
1.) Dude 1: You're a #@$$@$^%@$%@$!#% $^$@@!!! Oh what now!?
Dude 2: ....

2.)Dude 1: *says nasty comment*
Dude 2: *says even NASTIER comment* Oh what now, bitch?!?!?!? HUH?!?!?
oh what now by Elizabeth March 3, 2005

oh what now

1.something to say after being insulted/insulting someone
2.something to yell out randomly
3.something to say when you don't understand something. Usually follows "your face" and "your mom".
(1)
Dude 1: (to innocent bystander) Your MOM!
Dude 2: Oh, WHAT NOW!!!
(2)
Dude 1: I saw your mom at Wally World shopping for your birthday present!
Dude 2: Oh, WHAT NOW!!!
(3)
Dude 1: Yeah, your face is so gay it takes 3 trucks!!
Dude 2: Oh, WHAT NOW...!
oh what now by Cassandra January 31, 2005
Word of the Day on March 3, 2005

oh what now

What you say when that really irritating person comes up to you, and you know they are going to say something stupid/irritating.
"Can I ask you a question?"

"Oh, what now?"
oh what now by Tharglet March 3, 2005
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