orkho 

Nurkagin hair.

Orkho khair

orkho by ananananaas November 22, 2021

Orthodontics 

BDSM for the teeth. You know you're into kinky shit when you get braces.

Friend 1: "Yo I just got braces. Man, they suck."
Friend 2: "Oh... I see you're into orthodontics."
Friend 1: "No! It's just that my teeth need to be straightened."
Friend 2: "Sure, man. It's 2019. We don't kink shame. And your teeth can be as gay as they want."

Orthodontics by aglorifiedpotatowithlegs October 30, 2019

orthogender 

Not transgender. That is, having the socially expected gender identity for the sex one was assigned at birth. Used in preference to the word cisgender which many orthogender people reject as being applied to them by other groups.

Sarah always asked people to respect her self identity and use the term orthogender.

orthogender by Orthiopterix November 6, 2013

orthopod 

n. specialist physician; an orthopedist or orthopedic surgeon

1. Karen Allen was laughing so hard that she fell down and broke her wrist. She kept up the witty repartee even when seeing the orthopod at the ER.

2. It's ironic that Dr. Rosenberg broke his arm in an ice-hockey game, because he's the orthopod who treated Bobby Hull.

orthopod by hmakav December 14, 2010

orphone 

A cellphone that has gone missing for days on end. A phone without a home.

I have looked all over the house and checked several lost-and-founds for my phone, but I can't find it anywhere. Please come home, little orphone!

orphone by drwhat June 12, 2013

Orkhan 

Orkhan is a Turkish word meaning head of army, the general

Orhan(Orkhan sometimes) Gazi (the second sultan of the Ottoman's Empire)

Orkhan by Orxan March 18, 2011

Ortholysis 

(noun): the wrapping around of a mathematical function under transformation into a higher nth-dimensional space where n > 2 and n ∈ ℤ+. This twisting occurs typically when a 2D function is integrated by rotating about the x-axis in order to find the volume of the 3rd-dimensional shape.

Ortholysis is used to describe this behaviour in various different sub-branches of integral calculus. The origin of this word is still unknown. However, this neologism was rumoured to have been coined by a Romanian scientist and mathematician. i

Student: "Would the integral of y=−ze^x about the x-axis give you some sort of pulsar-like ortholysis spirally thing?"
Teacher: "Sort of. It depends on your limits and of course the fact that your equation doesn't consider that a pulsar visualisation with that equation would be rotating about the y-axis!"
Teacher: "And also the fact that the center of mass is not represented accurately in any way and you'd need to make it asymptotic."

Ortholysis by globaldefinitions March 4, 2017