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1.Father. Depending on the suffix used, the level of politeness will also vary.
2. Is also used by close girl/boy friends of a father's child to show closeness of relationship to the child.
our otousama's are acting like little children, its embarrassing.
Otousama by guy-three January 2, 2012
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Oujosama to Oyobi 

Oh, I forgot to mention in the last entry: it's Japanese for "Call me Princess."
See above.
Oujosama to Oyobi by D-san September 5, 2003

Oujosama to Oyobi 

A song from the Tenchi Muyo! Soundfile in which Aeka reveals that she is, in fact, a closet dominatrix.
"Oujosama to oyobi!" *WHIPCRACK*
Oujosama to Oyobi by D-san July 12, 2003

Oujosama to Oyobi 

A delightful, cheery little diddy in which the Tenchi Muyo character, Aeka sings about her love of bondage. Title is Japanese for "Call me Princess".
I was listening to Call me Princess last night, and I woke up this morning wanting to punish my boyfriend.
Oujosama to Oyobi by AJ Naoko June 27, 2005

Ojousama 

Ojousama is a descriptive term often used in Japanese fiction that translates directly to "young lady".
Typically, however, it is used specifically to describe rich girls.
Ojousamas are also characterized by their behaviour, most commonly being their distinct way of laughing.
Takumi: "Have you seen the new transfer student?"
Kenta: "Yeah, she radiates that ojousama energy."
Takumi: "I know right? You can tell by how she laughs"
Reiko: "*ohohoho*, what do we have here? It looks like I'm famous already~"
Ojousama by Lé Hönque August 17, 2024