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oosay by oosaywoosay October 22, 2022
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Osayd
A peculiar creature blind to his own essence. Great in height and heart. Tends to have flawless features. Humorous dialogue and extravagant conversationalist. Modesty of a hidden treasure. Perspective worth gold. Very shy; but with a boost, can go far in true friendship. His smile tends to be his imprint on every life in proximity. Accepts what he has gratefully, though at low standards. Prone to unintentional perfection. Empathetic to loved ones around him in distress. Keeps remembrance of his faith. Aware of the right way to go in life. Bound to a blessed future. Knows that taking the harsh lightly is taking the harsh strongly. Prompts contagious laughter, thus making every person around him live in a better place.
oosty
oosty is a Nick name given to one Dustin Parker Cowart of Englewood Tennessee in 1993 by fellow 4th grader Josh Brown.. (also a native englewoodian)
oosty by dick shaver June 25, 2019
oogaygrats
a mix of "congratulations" and "okay". Used when a person tells you something that was completely random or something that you have absolutely no care about. you usually would say "um..okay." or "congratulations" with sarcasm. But now, you may say "oogaygrats"
Person 1: Hey, how have you been?
Person 2: Good, i've been busy with school and such.
Person 1: oh.
Person 2:yea i got this whole college essay due by tomorrow, i dont know how im gonna finish it.
Person 1(in his mind): did i ask..
Person 1: oogaygrats.
Person 2: Good, i've been busy with school and such.
Person 1: oh.
Person 2:yea i got this whole college essay due by tomorrow, i dont know how im gonna finish it.
Person 1(in his mind): did i ask..
Person 1: oogaygrats.
oogaygrats by tgssd February 4, 2010
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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.
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murderhobo
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