Ooch
A synonym for the word 'true'.
It derives from the pig latin word of 'true'.
uetray > uetrah > uet > ooch.
It derives from the pig latin word of 'true'.
uetray > uetrah > uet > ooch.
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Ooch
Related Words
oochie • ooch • oocha • Ooching • Oochie in the coochie • oochum • Ooch/Oochie • OochaMamma • oocha-mucha-laacha • oochana
ooch
Stoner 1: "Duuuude we need to get some 'ooch' and get our buzz on"
Stoner 2: "Yeah maaan I'm fiending for some of that green shit".
Stoner 2: "Yeah maaan I'm fiending for some of that green shit".
ooch by ArabianCriminal January 11, 2012
ooch
the act of curling up in a bed, on a couch, on someones shoulder or another extremely comfortable place with the best, deliciously scented, softest blanket(s), and wiggling your way into the most amazing nook ever in time, one that you never want to leave.
Ooch/Oochie
"Man I have the biggest ooch!"
"There is an oochie on my ooch. D:"
"Theres and ooch on your face..."
"My ooch/oochie hurts!!!"
"There is an oochie on my ooch. D:"
"Theres and ooch on your face..."
"My ooch/oochie hurts!!!"
Ooch/Oochie by Moobie Poos August 13, 2009
Head-ooch
Head-ooch by Bad Ass what's up December 16, 2019
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A common place is to duct tape the item to the underside of a toilet cover in a public restroom.
A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
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