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1.An expression to express extreme joy, anger, and/or excitement
2. An expression to mean something along the lines of “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!”
“Osnbohsn! How could you?!”

“Osnbohsn! Ram invited me to his homecoming party!”
Osnbohsn by theatre_weeb June 24, 2022
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1. extreme happiness and joy

2. “wtf??????”
Jimmy: hey, did you hear? you got the main character in the play!
John: osnbohsn!

jake: your sister’s hot
daryl: osnbohsn, dude???????
osnbohsn by Chaotic Gay Turtle June 24, 2022
Related Words
1. joy or excitement
2. anger, or extreme shock, could be used in place of “wtf” or “wth”

pronounced (OH-sun-BOH-sun)
1. osnbohsn!!! i got the lead role!!!
2. my brother just said that i look like a piece of shit, osnbohsn?!??!?
osnbohsn by Chaotic Gay Turtle June 25, 2022
1. An expression meant to express joy, anger and excitement

2. A word meaning something along the lines of “What have you done?!”
“Osnbohsn! Ram invited me to his homecoming party!”
“Osnbohsn! This is a horrible mess!”
osnbohsn by theatre_weeb June 24, 2022
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B)
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