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Ontumquanavious

Used for someone who is worse than down bad or down egregious.
Damn bro you’re down ontumquanavious
Ontumquanavious by Drukqss January 31, 2021
A guy on youtube who does diving videos and sometimes does tutorials and even though he makes money from it he thinks he's king of the fucking world around his friends cause of it and he always says "It's my Job" and no one gives a shit. He also Loves his bestfriend who goes out with his other bestfriend. He also thinks he's hot shit cause he has a mustache and a beard. He's pretty cool though in his own little way. His name is also Michael Boyle. This is also the only username he uses and he has a lot of accounts.
Me: Hey dude, wazzup? Have you seen dat guyz new vid?
Dooshbag Friend: Nah breh, whut guy?
Me: Maaaaan wtf, you neva hear of dat coo guy Onturn7?
Dooshbag Friend: Oh dat nigga?
Onturn7 by Onturn7 January 7, 2012
Ontutha = on the other

originated from Yorkshire where the folk are renowned for shortening their sentences...even to the point that anyone from outside of yorkshire cannot understand most things said.

some people think its down to pure lazyness...

some think its a good method of saving energy/breath.
"i have two cammels but the legs on this one are much longer than they are ontutha one"

yorkshire man: "got two cammels, leg on this un a loads longer than ontutha"
Ontutha by Wonkey Dobbler February 24, 2010

Co jest grane czemu on tu sika

Admiros quote gdy gral w the henry stickmin collection gdy tamten zajebisty gościu szczał kochamy cie typie
Co jest grane czemu on tu sika - kolega do kolegi co nie sika
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