Used predominantly by Christians in order to not break the commandment "You shall not make wrongful use of the name of your God".
Used when in awe or surprised by an event and when something unexpected happens.
Used when in awe or surprised by an event and when something unexpected happens.
by MNatheist March 16, 2009
Rupert: Look at that dead body on those rocks over there
Keith: Oh my nan!
Rupert: We have maths homework.
Keith: Oh my nan that's so gay.
Keith: Oh my nan!
Rupert: We have maths homework.
Keith: Oh my nan that's so gay.
by chippendale keith July 13, 2005
A phrase derived from saying the phrase "Oh my sweet baby Jesus" but to shorten it you just have Oh My, Sweet. This phrase was coined by Cody Shields.
by Samsonite1223 October 16, 2007
A version of oh my god, originating in the Disney channel series Sonny With a Chance. Commonly used by screaming fangirls. Sometimes shortened to OMC.
by thequeenofallruralsuburbia July 31, 2010
A word of exclamation used when something is found very suprising or shocking. Can help to put a more jovial element to sticky, arkward or depressing situations
Person A - Did you hear that so and so is going out wiv...?
Person B - Oh my crikey!!
or
*loud bang!*
person C - OH MY CRIKEY!!!
Person B - Oh my crikey!!
or
*loud bang!*
person C - OH MY CRIKEY!!!
by Jemzi March 19, 2008
the wizarding world's equivalent to 'oh my god'
in direct reference to the founder of the Gryffindor house, Godric Gryffindor
in direct reference to the founder of the Gryffindor house, Godric Gryffindor
by kayaredbird February 12, 2014
Another way of saying Oh my Gosh or Oh my God. Mostly said by Potter nerds
Rowling standing for J.K Rowling
Rowling standing for J.K Rowling
by agatha March 09, 2012