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omak sus 

Omak Sus is a word made by an arab as a joke or a meme, “omak” means

“your mom” in Arabic, “sus” is short for “suspicious”. Which means,
“ your mom is suspicious” remember its meaning is invalid, just a meme from titkok
A *making a joke*: Omak sus
B: *Laughter*
omak sus by Omak ya habibi June 30, 2021
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omak sus 

This is Arabic meme which means “ur mom is sus”. Don’t mind me not explaining this properly lol. sheesh.
Dude 1: *roasts dude 2*
Dude 2: omak sus

Dude 1: *mad noices*
omak sus by bozo July 26, 2021

Omak sus 

The phrase "Omak sus" is an Arabic meme. As an arab person, yes we do say this. the meaning of the word is like saying "ur moms sus". the word "omak" is like saying "ur mom" but in arabic and to a guy.
Guy 1: Shut up bro and stop speaking arabic!
Guy2: Omak sus
Omak sus by Xx0mak_susxX December 31, 2022
omaksus is basically calling somebody's mom sus.
omak's meaning is mom and sus... You know.
Person 1: Yo wanna play amongus
Person 2: Omaksus
Person 1: Shut up
Person 2: Abooksus
omaksus by RhywRhefrol January 26, 2022
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