oped

In journalism, it has always meant Opinion Editorial or Opinion of the Editor.

The Oped (Op Ed) this week comes from Mrs Ethel Snodgrass of Chipping Sodbury on the subject on the medicinal uses of earwax.

by aidanbh April 25, 2015

Oped

An underage girl who's attracted older men.

'Did you hear Sparky likes that old guy? She's such an oped'

by Randy Yarnballs August 1, 2008

oped

Also used as oped out.
When the just slammed 50 milligrams of opioids and they started to hit.

Person 1: Dude I feel funny...
Person 2: Prabably because you're oped out!

by ooganada April 11, 2024

op ed

comes from the words "opposite editorial", is a piece of writing usually opposite the editorial page of a newspaper or a magazine

Claire is writing the op ed pieces in "The New Towner" magazine.

by AthenaAthens December 10, 2006

op-ed

OP(POSITE) + ED(ITORIAL)
A newspaper page, usually opposite the editorial page, that features signed articles expressing personal viewpoints.

“By this stage, there were much larger street demonstrations, vigils and op-ed pieces"

by Gata Negra January 13, 2009

opeday

A term used to define a dude by a dude. Usually these dudes are high or drunk or usually just plain permabuzzed. Similar to calling someone a buzzard.

What's opeday doing tonight?
Opeday, what's up?

by Opeday October 17, 2006

op-ed

OPinions & EDitorials

An op-ed peice for the NY times

by leon September 1, 2008