omona

Omona means Oh My Gosh in Korean.
Omona was used in a k-pop song Tell Me by Wonder Girls which was a hit song in Korea in 2007.

"Sohee can't sing but she's cute with her omona!"

omona by heyIhatesohee January 13, 2008

omolabake 

She is a queen, a goal getter. She is super caring, tenacious, loving. As the name implies she is to be taken care of, spoiled with all the good things in life.

She gives great advice, she is tenacious and hardworking. As a sibling she’s the most caring.

Get yourself an Omolabake because they are very rare and special.

You want a queen, Omolabake is the one

omolabake by AYK January 30, 2020

Omosalewa 

A nigerian lady very smart and classy can be very savage but very nice at the same time she is crazy and fun to be with she is loved due to her charisma and her love for others she's very passionate about things she loves and get very excited about things.

Omosalewa loves Lekan.

Omosalewa by Decasted June 1, 2018

Omotayo 

A yoruba name, meaning a child of joy. Fondly called Omotee or Ty is a pretty girl that loves to have her own moment,very good cook, wife material, can be sometimes jealous, smart, kind, loving and laughs a lot

You need an OMOTAYO in your life

Omotayo by Bolaaaaji October 14, 2019

Omorashi 

Japanese word meaning "to wet oneself". A paraphilia involving urinating on oneself but also arousal brought on by having a full bladder, by causing someone to develop a full bladder, or by witnessing someone with a full bladder "relieve" themselves.

I am curious about the sexual fetish known as "Omorashi".

Omorashi by Kali Yuga Swan Song August 4, 2007

omorashi 

A sexual fetish that involves peeing, wetting, holding pee, pee desperation etc

My favourite fetish is omorashi

omorashi by Omoqueen November 4, 2014

oonagi 

Somewhat mysterious awareness of what's happening or will be happening around. It is often confused with unagi, which is likely an English transcription of Japanese word 鱼炙, meaning grilled fish and often referring to a popular Japanese dish of eels. Oonagi, on the other hand, is likely an English transcription of Japanese word 悟机, which means understanding the signs (of the universe) and is often seen in spiritual and martial arts literature. Such understanding enables one to sense what might be or will be happening and therefore avoid danger or be prepared for it.

It is said that Master Tashin acquired oonagi after 49 days of meditation under an old pine tree in Mount Asahi. He was often seen going back to the palace (that's usurped by his evil brother) but the guards were never able to seize him.

oonagi by bkiichi July 27, 2012