Osmis
The last day of school/work before a break (ei: weekend, summer break, fall break, ect.) Derived from the misspelling of Osmosis
Osmis by ZeldaPoptart July 31, 2010
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hypertonic osmosis
Sticking it in your homie or a guy the night before a workout. This allows testosterone to be transferred between the 2 dudes. This method was created by Shulk.
My workout went crazyy today because me and some guy I met at the gym last week did some hypertonic osmosis last night.
hypertonic osmosis by ImGoated April 7, 2021
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Osmis • osmosis • osmin • osmium • omish • Osist • Osmosis Jones • Omisa • Omission from Orgasm October (OOO) • OsisNie
Lie of omission
A lie when you purposely dont tell someone something cause you know they won't like it. Any lie is still a lie.
Lie of omission by DoNotLie August 13, 2017
osmosis
osmosis by lightvader November 9, 2018
osmin
osmin by whatchumean February 27, 2017
Omisaba
I word created by Oliver O’Neill meaning everything, don’t you dare steal his word. It means every single word ever so if someone asks if you are ok and you don’t know how to answer say omisaba.
Omisaba by Yellow tulip April 29, 2020
osmosis deficiency
A deformity in the cell membrane that causes water to not move through the cell efficiently, thus lowering the ability of the osmosis process to carry nutrients. Parts of the body start to shut down due to large amounts of malnutrition (effects of Osmosis Deficiency include but aren’t limited to, lose of basic motor skills, the body shutting off access to certain parts of the brain limiting communication skills) early symptoms often resemble severe dehydration. Osmosis Deficiency is a rare disease but it is still possible to catch, their is no proven way to prevent the disease but it is often believed that pomegranates can cause your body to have a harder time defending agents the disease.
I feel bad for Brent he has trouble communicating his thoughts since he got infected with Osmosis Deficiency, he used to speak in such an intelligent way but now when he speaks it’s just comes out as a jumbled mess.
osmosis deficiency by ThatguyP May 30, 2019
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