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Olmir is really lazy but is also a fun person to be around Very athletic And a good friend He’s always being silly and hilarious.
Olmir by 420807 April 18, 2022
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One of my “in real lifes”

stan twitter slang for someone you’re friends with outside the internet
stan twt account: oomirls just texted me this..
oomirls by IsabellaIsAwkward June 4, 2018
Related Words
Olmir omira oliris olmer omiros osmir Oimir demisovski Oliric OLMI Ölmil
The process of doing little to nothing, it is a reference to the Olm, a Baltic amphibian found in it's many cave systems that rarely moves and can lay dormant for years on end.
chills IRS, I'm Olming rn
Bro, is my grandmother Olming or just dead
Ormir is the man he can be gay sometimes but he's usually playin around unless...

Anyways he's a fun guy to be around with
Who's that?
That's Ormir
Idk but he got a phat ass
ormir by Bigdick bani November 12, 2019
Proper Noun

Someone who is very youthful and proper and very much ladylike, she is very very smart and talented asf. Overall she’s very much like a goddess 🥰
Wow Omira is so cool
Omira by Princess7253728733 April 12, 2021
is a Greek name that comes from the antiquity. It is an ancient Greek name that derives from the word “omiros”, which means hostage in English.
I am Held omiros at the bank
omiros by Imam ali April 27, 2017
An extremely handsome and smart guy that has a horse sized cock.
That guys is an omiros. He fucked the shit out of me and destroyed my asshole las night.
Omiros by Aboudabi November 22, 2021
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