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The term "onino" doesn't appear to be widely recognized as slang for "real homie" or "friend" in English. It's possible that it might be a localized or lesser-known slang term, or perhaps it's a term from a specific community or region. Slang can vary greatly depending on where you are, so its meaning might not be universally understood. If you have more context or details about its usage, that might help clarify its meaning further
Sure, here's how you might use "onino" in a sentence:

"Yo, that's my onino right there; he's always got my back no matter what."
ONINO by Iamonino July 4, 2024
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Onino" is a slang term used to refer to a close friend or companion who is trusted and considered genuine. It implies a strong bond of friendship and loyalty, often used within certain social groups or communities to denote camaraderie and mutual support.
Yo, that's my onino right there; he's always got my back no matter what."

I've known him since we were kids; he's not just a friend, he's my onino."

I've known him since we were kids; he's not just a friend, he's my onino."

I've known him since we were kids; he's not just a friend, he's my onino.
Onino by Iamonino July 4, 2024
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