Soo

To an excessive degree. An adverb used to replace the use of an undeclarative so. It utilizes a similar meaning and usage as the word "too". Try substituting soo when you are tempted with the urge to say "many much"

A russian bride like that must have cost you soo much money.

Remember that Family Guy episode where Brian, Peter, Stewie, and Chris all had a technicolor yawn?
Ya, they threw-up soo much.

by Ben Bonito August 2, 2005

Soo

The Word "so" with an extra 'o' so you extend the vowel pronunciation for an extended period of time.

I love your shoes soo much!

by Cindy Sharpee April 14, 2006

Soo

A word Johnny Orlando uses to much

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Johnny is going on tour SOON

by Johnnyusessoontomuch🌹 October 4, 2018

Soo

Added emphasis on the word 'so'. Add importance without sounding like a teenage girl.

Dobby was soo innocent when he died in Harry Potter.

by Audiofader May 20, 2016

Soo

"Soo" many is more manageable than "too" many, but uses the same supposition that more 'o's emphasises something.
Add more 'o's as necessary

I've drunk soo much beer I'm prone to exaggeration.
I'm soo drunk

by NZNIX October 7, 2011

Soo

to have fat cheeks

When she smiles, she does a Soo and looks like a chipmunk.

by soccuh101 January 16, 2011

Soo soo

The same as oos oos but only the sickest of kients use this term.

Trademarked by Shindog aka ipman aka oos oos 211

Soo soo hard she's fukn oos bruh oos can la vn dong hotel

by Sxbuoys February 9, 2021