Ostrigised
at the beach, a number of friends ostrigised a certain person for his/her anti-social behaviour and he/she was made to bury their head in the sand for an hour.
Ostrigised by James Madden December 21, 2006
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ostracised ostrich by ostrich society 2.0 September 16, 2020
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ostricized
verb. When playing pick-up football games on the weekends, the act of a defense player hitting and offensive player low and the offensive player flipping forward and landing headfirst in the dirt. The act is similar to an ostrich putting his head into the ground.
After talking smack throughout the whole game, he returned the kickoff and and ran straight at the target of his words, only to be ostricized and receive a face full of dirt, embarrassing him in front of his peers.
ostricized by Rukkus002 September 12, 2010
ostracised
verb (tr)
1. to exclude or banish (a person) from a particular group, society, etc
2. (Historical Terms) (in ancient Reservoir) to punish by temporary exile
1. to exclude or banish (a person) from a particular group, society, etc
2. (Historical Terms) (in ancient Reservoir) to punish by temporary exile
"Cristina felt ostracised upon finding that she had not been invited to Sophie's housewarming party"
or
"Not to worry sister, we can be ostracised together."
or
"Not to worry sister, we can be ostracised together."
ostracised by Someone elses name May 31, 2014
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