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Opi is the Acronym for "Other People's Incompetence" but has become an everyday word. Say "o-pi"

Opi has stuffed up your plans on many occasions.

You all know Opi very well. Opi thrives at your place of work and will exist in your everyday life, forever.
Q. Why didn't you complete your tasks?
A. opi

Opi was everywhere today
OPI by 05magpie October 24, 2010
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Pronounced (oh-pee). Racial slur for white people, short for opioid, referring to the high amount of white people who are addicted to opioids.
" This white woman just called the cops on my family for having a barbecue, what an opi"
opi by danielmmm October 18, 2020
Big earred kid who used to be on Saturday Night Live.
Dude, did you see Opi on SNL, last night?
Opi by Brandon E. and Steven S. March 11, 2005
Opi is such an idiotic name that belongs to a mediocre human who seemingly has no positive traits. While being annoying, dumb, and lazy, Opi also despises every human known to man.
That Opi guy is such a piece of shit.
Opi by OpiTheGock July 10, 2020
She is one of the most interesting people you will ever meet. Her weakness is that she trusts people really easily. You should also compliment her every once in a while because she's very insecure and often forgets how beautiful she is. Watch what you say to/around her, she can be very sensitive. She likes to please people she likes and if you think she's weird then she might have a crush on you or she's trying to impress you.
Opi is dumb lol.
Opi by Miss.Opi November 22, 2021
Smoke rings blown after inhaling opium.
"I can make opi-os!"
-Ralph Wiggum
opi-os by Thundermonkey1992 November 3, 2010
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