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Ojabrims
N. The act of stealthily running up to a person, ejaculating in their ear whilst shouting Ojabrims!, and running off.
Ojabrims by The Wordsmizzith January 8, 2010
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ofjab • ofjam • Ojabrims • Orjabal • pass-offable • unturn offable • Off a Bean • Off a bag • off a bar • off a beam
pass-offable
pass-offable by kellymonster January 6, 2008
Orjabal
From the Arabic words meaning "want" and "mountain", Orjabal is the feeling you get when you really want to roll down a hill. Noun form of the adjective "orjable", which describes a fun-looking hill.
1. I was walking in the park and felt TOTAL orjabal when I saw a huge hill, but then remembered all the ticks I got last time.
2. Wow, that hill looks so orjable.
2. Wow, that hill looks so orjable.
Orjabal by Mary-Kate :) July 19, 2018
ofjam
The best most wonderful girl group i have ever seen, couldn’t form better personalities or looks in one group of people, very funny, smart and hungry. They’re often making fun of people and when they’re done, make fun of each other.
-Yo look at these girls
—oh damn, i’m sure they’re ofjam
-SURE THEY ARE! Can’t you see their astonishing personalities and looks??
—you’re right!ofjam are the meaning of happiness
—oh damn, i’m sure they’re ofjam
-SURE THEY ARE! Can’t you see their astonishing personalities and looks??
—you’re right!ofjam are the meaning of happiness
ofjam by Jdsjjssjksksks April 17, 2019
unturn offable
unturn offable by thifhp April 8, 2010
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