by yurrrrrrr August 8, 2018
by Babajide November 20, 2008
2 ode /ðdë/ noun
Czech from Latin oda, ode from Greek öidë Attic form of aoidë song, singing, from aeidein sing. Orig., lyrics intended or adapted to be sung, but actually wailed into a microphone using varied or irregular tone and meter.
Czech from Latin oda, ode from Greek öidë Attic form of aoidë song, singing, from aeidein sing. Orig., lyrics intended or adapted to be sung, but actually wailed into a microphone using varied or irregular tone and meter.
by The Treasurer May 4, 2005
by The Treasurer May 4, 2005
A slavic (mostly Yugoslav) way to say "and there it goes".
Ode can also be used for things that are gone, or going away.
Ode can also be used for things that are gone, or going away.
by Ikistar565 September 26, 2020
I thought it was a real sweet story about two lovers whose identities become fluid when they are in a creative process.
by Krkič June 23, 2019