Olohi 

Literally the best person ever. Beautiful inside and out, amazing sense of humour. These traits are constant in every Olohi you find, regardless of the suffix. You definitely need an Olohi in your life.

You get an Olohi, you get an Olohi, everybody (should) get an Olohi!

Olohi by Ugh stop January 30, 2020

oloriburuku 

Direct translation to bastard head meaning someone stupid or crazy with mad thoughts don't use it around Nigerian parent unless u want to die

Omo oloriburuku omo aje ole

oloriburuku by Swaggadon July 31, 2017

Meme-ologist 

One who shows a high level of proficiency in the art of creating high quality memes.

That fellow is a skilled meme-ologist, his "The steaks have never been higher" meme is by far my favorite.

Meme-ologist by ALTM4N September 5, 2013

Doo-doo-ologist 

A custodian or janitor, someone whose profession is to literally clean up other people's crap for a living. It's just the way to say it more "profesionally."

Edgar: Yeah, I did some work in architecture, but I decided to settle down in buisness. What do you do? Rufino: Uhh.. I'm a world known Doo-doo-ologist. Edgar: Lame...

Doo-doo-ologist by Xero _ Manifest December 24, 2010

Olorire 

Olorire is a rare Yoruba name that means a fortunate or successful person. It is a unisex name.

People that bear Olorire are usually very beautiful, shy and playful. They get hurt easily but don't show it. They love music and sleep also.

Make sure you get a friend named Olorire.

That girl is very fortunate, her name is Olorire. You should try to be like her

Olorire by Kharffie January 2, 2018

oloshi 

This is a word that originated from the Yoruba land in Nigeria ,Africa. It can be translated to English as a stupid person

This boy is an oloshi

oloshi by darasimi August 28, 2017

Oloriburuku 

Stupid person with no barely any brain cells

Person 1) “Cmon now, share some of your fries with me.”

Person 2) “Don’t do like oloriburuku, I don’t share my fries with anyone”
Person 2) “You are the oloriburuku, stingy idiot”

Oloriburuku by Igbe May 1, 2022