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Oliphaunt 

1) An elephant on steroids
2) Something that looks like a tusked mammal but is actually modeled after an AT-AT
3) A mumak in the language of the Haradrim
4) An "oiliphant" or an "oliphant" to those who can't spell
5) A wonder of Middle Earth, like Elves, that Sam always wanted to see
6) An opponent that, while bigger than Godzilla's left leg, still "only counts as one!"
"Grey as a mouse, Big as a house, Nose like a snake, I make the earth shake..."
Oliphaunt by Mercurial March 26, 2004
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Oliphaunt 

1) Westron (English) name for the Mumak, an elephant or elephant-like monster used in battle by the Haradrim in Lord of the Rings.

2) In Dungeons and Dragons, a larger and more powerful creature similar to an elephant.
The name's just a corruption of "elephant", really.
Oliphaunt by Andy May 11, 2004
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Oliphant 

massive, four tusked elephant-type creature in the Lord of the Rings.
The hobbits rode upon the oliphants into battle.
Oliphant by Brittybutter2 October 4, 2008

Oliphant 

1) Noun. An elephant that listens to Dubstep. This is the filthiest elephant there is. It can be any kind of elephant, male or female, but it has to enjoy Dubstep.

2) Verb. "Doing the Oliphant" is a dance move performed by dubsteppers. To do the Oliphant, jump around in circles and flail your arms around in front of yourself. Throw your head around, but don't hurt your neck. This dance move is usually performed with Dubstep playing very loudly, and a strobe light going.
1) Dude, check out my Oliphant. WUBWUBWUBWUBWUBWUB
That's one filthy Oliphant...
I know.

2) Got your strobe?

Yeah.
Got the Dubstep?
Yeah.

Are we gonna do the Oliphant?
YES.
DUBDUBDUBDUBDUBDUBDUBDUB

olyphant 

noun: a deliberate and intense expression of disdain and contempt

verb: actively expressing extreme dissapointment and anger
1. As illustrated multiple times in the theatrical release of "I Am Number Four"
2. As in "giving someone the olyphant"
olyphant by MetroRad March 13, 2011

chloe oliphant 

Chloe Oliphant a cute loving smart and kind person she never gives up she’s sassy but shy she just wants friends (and a mans) she is very insecure about herself! She just wants somebody to hold
Aww dont act like such a Chloe Oliphant
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



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