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A dark-haired beauty with an air of mystery that lasts for all of one evening. After that first evening you realize she is fun, a little crazy and ready to party through the wee hours of the morning.

Be careful with an Oihane. They appear easy-going at first, but have a deep energy that can easily burn out an inexperienced man.
Friend 1: Man, that girl seemed chill until we were a few drinks in. I thought I was going to die after that!

Friend 2: Yeah, she was a real Oihane!
Oihane by Crash McGee December 21, 2013
Related Words
oivan • oihana • Oïhan • oiva • oivind • orivan • osvany • ovan • Ovanni • Obvane
1. The fulfillment of a performance act (typically dance) so intensely in the moment, that it should not be seen as work or even a ferocious interpretation of steps and/or lyrics. Rather, it is an effortless sharing of an entertainer's truth, without pretension... It should be noted that "ovaness" can only be attained by a full realization of living.

2. A form of high-praise by one's peers in a particular discipline.
1. Most accomplished dancers, some drag queens, and Beyonce.

2. "You were so not lying... I can't breathe. That was OVA. So ovaness!"
ovaness by Bemixilot November 9, 2010
A word often used to describe a person who swam from Sri Lanka to Canada. Named after the son of an Greek god, Phoebe. Discovered in the Ancient Greek text in the caves 1968. Written 452 BCE.
Do you know the Ovian?
Have you read the Ovian story?
Spanish woman, peng af no lads are good enough for her. Everywhere she goes lads go crazy
Oihana is so sexy
Oihana by Ugghc September 26, 2018

Oiva Heli 

A combination of the Yiddish phrase "Oy vey" and the American phrase "What the Hell", Oiva Heli is usually yelled as a call and response at parties and gatherings to toast before taking a drink or shouted by different groups of people at public places like beaches and theme parks as a sign of excitement.
Valerie raised her bottle of beer and yelled "Oiva Heli!" to which everyone in the room raised their glasses and yelled back "Oiva Heli!" then took a drink.
Oiva Heli by Atrain8012 May 25, 2011
''Oisann'' Is the norwegian term for ''oops''. Often used is mall shops when you bump into someone.
Person 1: *bumps into someone'',
Person 2: Oisann.
Oisann by shreggert October 6, 2020
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We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
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Throat Sweats 

The feeling and build up in your mouth/throat of saliva that sometimes accompanies nausea.
Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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Being ignored by someone when making a statement or asking a question. Also known as blanked and turfed.
Person 1: Did u watch ** last nite?
Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
aired by Pietro February 9, 2005
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piddlefart

Instead of doing my homework, I decided to piddlefart around for two hours.
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