Ohhai
a greeting often used by so called "scene kids" or myspace users who've grown bored of normal greetings such as "hey" and "hello".
Ohhai by butterworth June 1, 2009
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Ohaider
A word used to say Hi to people, used mostly on videogames such as WoW, Runescape, and other online games.
Ohaider by OMGWTFBBQHAX March 31, 2008
ohaithar
1 An informal greeting, typically used online.
2 The name of a small code designed to cloak English for private messasing (pronounced oh - hi - tar)
3 Internet spelling for "Oh hello there."
Also written as ohai thar
2 The name of a small code designed to cloak English for private messasing (pronounced oh - hi - tar)
3 Internet spelling for "Oh hello there."
Also written as ohai thar
ohaithar by Sofa Worshippers March 14, 2010
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