oldtastic
Something which is so old that is is only suseful as an item of nostalgia, as a computer, operating system, car, etc.
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ooftastic
combines the words oof and fantastic
contains all of the wonderfulness and essense of oof
ooftastic formally means: when something is so great and fantastic, the word oof, or no other word in any dictionary isn't enough
pronounced oof-tas-tick
created December 5th, 2017, the word ooftastic can be used in almost any circumstance
soon to be adopted by students and adults who are cool, groovy, and hip with the kids around the globe
contains all of the wonderfulness and essense of oof
ooftastic formally means: when something is so great and fantastic, the word oof, or no other word in any dictionary isn't enough
pronounced oof-tas-tick
created December 5th, 2017, the word ooftastic can be used in almost any circumstance
soon to be adopted by students and adults who are cool, groovy, and hip with the kids around the globe
Guy 1: I'm getting a bike for Christmas!
Guy 2: oof
Guy 1: oof
Guy 2: Thats pretty ooftastic my dude.
Girl 1: I just got an A on my math test!
Girl 2: Darn, that's pretty ooftastic!
Girl 1: oof. Heck yeah it is!
Guy 2: oof
Guy 1: oof
Guy 2: Thats pretty ooftastic my dude.
Girl 1: I just got an A on my math test!
Girl 2: Darn, that's pretty ooftastic!
Girl 1: oof. Heck yeah it is!
ooftastic by GrazingCows December 7, 2017
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oldtastic • oddtastic • orgtastic • moldtastic • ocetastic • Octastich • Oldfarticise • olgastic • olltistic • ooftastic
ocetastic
The word, “ocetastic” describes how fantastic our world is in a time of severe pollution and climate change—seeing the light in even the darkest of times. This word is a symbol of hope to those who believe in the solution… an app that tracks carbon dioxide emissions and helps your reduce it, by the name of 0CE.
moldtastic
moldtastic by NI3KFARTA May 4, 2023
olgastic
I use to work with an olgastic friend but now she transferred to another location, i truly miss her.
olgastic by Mr. The Only One February 8, 2009
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