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Humiliation.

Refers to online gaming.
To own someone in a way so that it could have been done by a newb.

Derived from Halo PC and a player called "Owen" who missused, on purpose or not, "owned" as "owend".
"LOL, you got owen'd"!

A. "Did u see that guy who got veichle killed?"
B. "rofl, owend"
Owen'd by IAL May 6, 2009
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To die by falling. Derived from the late professional wrester Owen Hart, who fell to his death during an entrance stunt gone wrong.
"Those suicide jumpers are totally getting Owen'd!"
Owen'd by Tha Muthafuckin' Colonel November 6, 2006
An amazing human being wow he's amazing. Nobody else compares to this man. If you meet him you should give him money.
Owen D by Drink water o13f June 18, 2021

Owen Kane'd 

Verb:

To be tricked into not taking epilipsy pills, causing you to take a fit on a beach and be drowned by a Irish Priest

Reference from the book "Lamb" in which a priest drowns a boy named Owen kane.
Guy 1: Did you see that guys switch those pills and drown the kid while taking a fit!?

Guy 2: YEAH! He got Owen Kane'd
Owen Kane'd by YourMawLoveyou March 15, 2010

Owen Wilson'd 

same meaning as the word owned. Found in the letters (OWEN) wilson'(D).
Doug: "Oh crap I realized chicks don't like long hair!"
Anyone of Doug's friends:"Owen Wilson'd!"
Owen Wilson'd by Shawn Y. February 2, 2005

owen duby 

Owen, he is a loyal person. He is always underestimated by rumors. Has few friends, and a girlfriend. He would never say anything he didn't mean. He loves snacks and chilling. And especially horror movies. He is also a clown. (Funny)
Owen Duby he is that one kid
owen duby by That somebody November 6, 2018

Owen davies

Hes the stuff of legends and strives in everything he does if you date an owen davies hes definetly a keeper
Rember owen davies
Ye

Isnt he a legend

Hell yeah
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