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Legend of Zelda: Ocriana of Time. An installment of the Zelda series for the N64 released in 1998. An revolutinary Action/Adventure/RPG game with an excellent graphics engine (for its time) and an awesome battle system (often copied) that kicks the shit out of FF7's battle system.

The game was eventually succeded by the partial-sequal Majora's mask (probably the darkest zelda game), and then Windwaker for GameCube. Oot was also rereleased as a extra disc for people who preorded WindWaker.
Oot is one of the best games ever.
OOT by I hate your Emo Haircut December 11, 2004
scottish for out
you tannin oot inite?
oot by iAmber February 9, 2009
"Out Of Town" - used in a business environment and in a written way.
Please remember I will be OOT from Tuesday through Saturday.
OOT by XYZA December 11, 2011
An abbreviation for "out of town".
Mark: "Yo Tom, my parents are oot for the next week!"
Tom: "You know what I'm thinking?"
Mark & Tom: "PARTYY!"
oot by Nokitch October 14, 2010
Oot is used to describe a person or thing in a negative way.
You're such an oot.
It was an oot day yesterday.
Don't be an oot.
I hate that guy because he can be a huge oot sometimes.
Oot by SirGrant July 31, 2016
An exclamation used in response to remembering horrendous experiences. Also used for people, places, or things. Not a verb.
Origin: Family Guy episode 1ACX03 Mind Over Murder. James Bond's response to Stewie's command "Silence!"
John: Do you remember Blair Witch Project 2?
Tim: OOT!
OOT by Matt and Adam January 1, 2006
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