Ociana
One of the most interesting people around. Very friendly & attractive. Most people are intimidated by her beauty & popularity. Though, they are drawn in twards the outgoing love she expresses. She is not one to anger though, not a very forgiving person. May have an evil way if pushed wrong. She is strong & handles herself. Don't be too intimidated however, she will welcome you with an amazing smile! :)
Ociana by urban dictionary girl October 23, 2008
Related Words
ocianna
ocianna….is the name of an amazing young lady, shes in a relationship with kiwi and nathan and marc… her love for them is so deeply inspiring, she is awesome, cool, and idk. but shes better than u…yep so true, i agree. she doesnt like you either lololol
ocianna by iactuallydontlikekiwis October 13, 2021
Anti-Ocianely
Someone who is anti-social but anti-lonely, a complex condition where someone dislikes most people but gets very lonely and wishes they had friends.
"Fuck those tards, where are the normal people to hang out with? Oh yeah no where, so I guess it's another night with myself. Weeee it's so fun being anti-ocianely"
Anti-Ocianely by HateTouch January 4, 2008
ocian
if your name is ocian, you are a great human. ocians are funny, loyal, caring, helpful, and beautiful. not gonna lie, they’re pretty lit. ocian is kind and wonderful! if you find an ocian, ur pretty lucky. keep her by your side. ocians know how to party and they’re so so pretty. i love ocian
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