oohhh
A phrase commonly used on several occasions. It's almost always said together with at least two people. It usually expresses excitement, and can also be said after you've burned someone. It's used a lot in Regular Show.
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oohhh • OohHh gOOonNn~ • oohhh kill um • Oohhhhhhhhhh! • ohhh • Ohhhh • OHHHHH! • oohht • ohhhhhhh • ohhh snap
oohhh kill um
When a chubby kids does a dance move good u say oohhh kill um. When you slam dunk your teammates say oohhh kill um.
oohhh kill um by byee felicia May 20, 2014
ooahhing
ooahhing by pseudonym#101 July 18, 2021
OHHH HE SAID YOU AINT GOT NO NIPPLES!!!!!
Person 1: "The world would be a better place without you"
Person 2: "OHHH HE SAID YOU AINT GOT NO NIPPLES!!!!!"
Person 2: "OHHH HE SAID YOU AINT GOT NO NIPPLES!!!!!"
OHHH HE SAID YOU AINT GOT NO NIPPLES!!!!! by That Guy That Nobody Likes May 16, 2016
oohht
1.When your father comes in your room to wake you at 6:30am and says something loudly that you just can't quite make out.You know he is speaking words to you but you don't understand the language.oohht.
Dad came into the room this morning oohhting to wake me up for school.It angers me every time dad oohhts to wake me up on the weekends when i don't have school.Oohht-oohht Josh get up it's 6:30am.AAAAHHHHH!
oohht by Christopher L May 17, 2005
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