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A program much like Skype except its full of obnoxious fucks that just blast music all day even though you plead them to stop.
Me: Please turn down your shitty dubstep. I hate oovoo...should've got skype.
Friend: WHAT?!?!?1 I CAN'T HEAR YOU BECAUSE IM BLASTING MY MUSIC!!!
oovoo by theannoyedone February 5, 2012
is another term for the word SEX;sexytime;getting it on; doing "IT"
1.heyyy babe wanna oovoo tonight?

2.I wanna oovoo my chi-chi tonight

3.Hannah Montana wants to oovoo a 2o year old tonight!!!
OOvOO by KEKEP YO!<3 February 4, 2010
Another term for the taco down under, her carnal treasure, the bird of a woman. In other words, a vagina.
chick: "Wanna see my oovoo?"
dude:"O yeah baby, let me see it."
shows
dude: "That's HOT"
oovoo by yomyhommieG August 12, 2010
A sexual device, similar to a dildo used to pleasure yourself. Also a service to connect yourself to creepy old people.
Andrew: Wanna oovoo?
Alexander: No, oovoos are gay!

Kyle: ANDREW STOP OOVOO-ING

Georgia: For our one week anniversary, here is a platinum oovoo filled with gold cream instead of the usual standard edition oovoo's silver cream.
Andrew: THANKS!!! ILY!!! <3
oovoo by alskdfjaooeoe September 20, 2009
pleasuring yourself by means of your hands and eyes
boy 1: yo what'd you do last night?
boy 2: you know.. i oovooed
boy 1: OHSHIT, i oovooed too!
oovoo by ILIKETOOOVOO January 19, 2009

oovoo javer

A vine term for uber driver
I never went to, oovoo javer
oovoo javer by Raychhelxo January 14, 2018
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Respectfully 

Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.

After school, The Modells on Jamaica Ave was active. Respectfully.
Respectfully by john quan the first December 20, 2020
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