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obeyad by darealzarif January 23, 2019
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obeyed
To plagiarize or bite someones already established style/idea in regards to art, fashion, music etc. This is done most notably by Shepard Fairey with his OBEY "art". See also bite
Oberade
Oberade is a beer mix consisting of a 50-50 mix of the beers Oberon (Bell's Brewery) and Soft Parade (Short's Brewery). Soft Parade is a fruity beer, and Oberon is a wheat bear, so Oberade has a mildly fruity taste, along with small amount of wheat taste. Oberade has a deceptively high alcohol content at 7.4% (Soft Parade 9%, Oberon 5.8%). Oberade is can generally be ordered at bars that serve both beers, especially if both beers are on tap.
"I ordered an Oberade here last week, and this week our server remembers what it is!"
"Do you think Oberade will ever be sold at the store?"
"Probably not, Oberon and Soft Parade are made by competing breweries."
"Do you think Oberade will ever be sold at the store?"
"Probably not, Oberon and Soft Parade are made by competing breweries."
Oberade by gooseman2009 August 20, 2013
obeyance
To be obedient or compliant on a continuous, functional basis.
The characteristic of an entity or action perfectly fitting into a greater entity, plan, or purpose for the entire duration of the endeavor.
The characteristic of an entity or action perfectly fitting into a greater entity, plan, or purpose for the entire duration of the endeavor.
Contrast Examples: 1A) A football player is obedient to the coach's command to come out of the game to the sidelines for one play; vs - a football player (quarterback) was completely obeyant - adj. to the game plan for the entire game time of 60 minutes.
2A) The boy was obedient to his father's instructions to do his chores - vs: the responsive race car was in complete obeyance - n; to the driver's instincts during the entire race.
3A) The contractor was obedient to the inspector's written instructions to reinforce the roof trusses; vs - the new building was erected in complete obeyance - n; to county building codes.
2A) The boy was obedient to his father's instructions to do his chores - vs: the responsive race car was in complete obeyance - n; to the driver's instincts during the entire race.
3A) The contractor was obedient to the inspector's written instructions to reinforce the roof trusses; vs - the new building was erected in complete obeyance - n; to county building codes.
mr obeada
Your 9th grade Math teacher who seems cool because he plays Call Of Duty, but when your trying your best and still not getting it makes you answer a question in front of the class to make you look like an absolute GOOBER. And gets angry at the class when nobody answers a question even though he never taught us that.
mr obeada by urmmommgey March 14, 2023
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