Off-Boat Asian. This term is used to refer to asian women who are new immigrants to America (hence, "Fresh off the boat"). This term is used in context relating to new-immigrant asian girls which are open to relationships with american men.
"Man.. I'm sick and tired of superficial and self-entitling american girls, where can I find an OBA around here?"
by Luis2130181 March 19, 2006
by bikerbrett February 8, 2010
A low-German Mennonite phrase highlighting extreme agreement or approval. Directly translated as “but ya”. Notably, it is a pg rated kid friendly Sunday school phrase. So Instead of “fuck ya”, this is the equivalent to “absolutely” or “for sure”.
Edna and Peter deciding what to spoil their grandkids with for snack. “Pepsi and Revels?” Asks Peter.. “oba yo” affirms Edna
Did you see Esthers new dress at church?
“Oba yo, it was very modest.”
Did you see Esthers new dress at church?
“Oba yo, it was very modest.”
by T&K t October 31, 2021
by Gmoney0817 January 17, 2019
something you say to someone that soundz like a burn in another language but have no idea what it means, or what language it comes from.
You know what mang "oba takey ookie tao"
by thetruemabus December 13, 2006
just a replacement for the words "very," "mega" and "a lot"
usually used by kids in saipan and guam (typically jokingly like describing a 300 ft long cookie as oba huge)
usually used by kids in saipan and guam (typically jokingly like describing a 300 ft long cookie as oba huge)
by whattakinda peel May 11, 2023
A nomadic tent or a community of nomad household that lives in this tent. It's definition, according to Dīwān Lughāt al-Turk, is "clan". It is extensively used in Turkish/ Azerbaijani ballads due to their pastoral nature.
Ergün: For the love of Tengri what the fuck are you doing Oğuz? That's not how you properly set up an oba.
Oğuz: These nomadic shits are not really my thing...
Oğuz: These nomadic shits are not really my thing...
by Sirham May 21, 2020