opata 

A Nigerian slang meaning nonsense or rubbish. It is used when someone is say something that the audience perceives as making no sense.

John was speaking ‘opata’ on the conference call.

opata by Wise user March 14, 2023

opacarophile

An opacarophile is a lover of sunsets. It is composed of "opacare" which is Latin for sunset (or dusk), and 'phile' which is Greek for love.

He had always been an opacarophile, especially when it came to sunsets over the ocean.

opacarophile by Strange Words December 9, 2019

opptacons 

A group of enemies or frienemies that are in collaboration to see and compete for supremacy

The opptacons are at the party tonight.

opptacons by Liasion Mont February 12, 2022

opacarophile

A lover of sunsets

I’ll be an Opacarophile for life.

opacarophile by MittyDawn July 11, 2019

Opalance 

A mispronunciation of the word Opulence by Rupauls Drag Race Season 11 contestant, Mercedes Iman Diamond during the first of the seasons acting challenges

“Opalance! You Earn Everything!”

“Opulence, You OWN Everything”

Opalance by Dragqueen113 July 2, 2019

obatarian

Generally believed to be a portmanteau of "oba", Japanese for middle-aged woman, and "batarian", from "Battalion", the Japanese title for the film "Return of the Living Dead". Japanese obatarian behave in a manner not unlike flesh-eating zombies. The obatarian is selfish and unwilling to abide by or is oblivious of socially acceptable behavior. A typical obatarian is short, stout, wears a perm, and is dressed unfashionably (house slippers optional); she will elbow her way through crowds, refuses to wait in line, run for empty bus/train seats, is loud and loves sales. Some academics believe that the propensity for young Japanese women to transform into obatarian is the cause of Japan's declining birth rate.

A 66-year-old obatarian was arrested for assaulting a high school student who was occupying a priority seat on the bus.

obatarian by Nictos July 10, 2010

Opalax 

A mix of the words 'relax' and 'Opal'. Used for when Opal Crankshaft relaxes on the couch when she's stressed out or seems sick. She once told her grandson, Nelson, she was our of sorts, but he didn't know what she meant.

Opal: I'm all out of sorts today. This is crazy. I think it's time to Opalax.

Myrtle: What do you mean? Opalax? Now, I know about relaxing. I used to be a massage therapist, you know?

Opal: It's a mix of the words 'relax' with my name. I use it when I stretch out on the couch. You know how us old women are!

Myrtle: That's wild. I never heard of it before. In Aiwa Beach, Hawaii where I'm from we never even think of Opalaxing. We do pineapple massage down there.

Opal: (shocked) Pineapple massage? Myrtle, what are you talking about?

Myrtle: Come on, sweetheart. Just try it. It'll relax you more than you ever thought. (takes crushed pineapple and starts rubbing it on Opal)

Opal: Oh yeah, this is creamy. I'm all Opalaxed now!

Opalax by Dusty's Baby Powder March 23, 2011