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A word you say when there is nothing else to say. During awkward silences, loud cafeterias, whenever you see a hot chick,whenever the professor stops talking after a statement, you simply yell ooOoo!
It can kind of be compared to when Canadians use the word "eh", it can simply be used that often.
Example A

Professor: "If we didn't have these levees, the Mississippi river would flood and destroy our campus."
Student:"ooOoo!"
Professor:"What's that?"
Student:"Oh nothing."

Example B

Person A: "Dude that girl on the raised table sitting next to that ginger is so hot!"

Person B: "ooOoo!"

Person A: "I am glad you agree!"
ooOoo by Max Adamson. January 30, 2009
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A total ice breaker that is used best when things get silent. Often used after someone says a statement and there is small break between what they have to say.
Example 1
Professor:"Our next test will be on the 26th, it will cover chapters 4,5, and 6."
Student:"ooOoo!"
Professor:"What's that?"
Student:"Oh nothing"

Example 2
Person 1:"That Jade girl is so hot"
Person 2:"ooOoo"
Person 1:"I am glad you agree.."
ooOoo by Max Adamson. March 28, 2009
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ooooo by shit words September 24, 2019
a noise that a person makes when there surprised
A: look at this bug i got last week
B: ooooo it looks cool
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OOOOO by Pen poo May 17, 2021
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ooooo by Mercy Worsey June 1, 2021
An emoticon that reparents a shocked or surprised face. Which the colon represents the eyes in all emotions and the O's meaning the mouth. The extra O's are the amount of admonishment and shockness of a person that something shocking went wrong and get so surprised when they see it. It is mostly used in gaming, chats, messages, emails, etc. So that is what the emoticon means. A shocked face with extra o's, but it is someone who is extremely shocked.
OH MY GOODNESS, I JUST BROUGHT A BRAND NEW LAMBORGINI AVENDATOR SVJ :OOOOO!
:OOOOO by TheBoldOFGamerGirl December 22, 2020
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