othin
Someone who is tough and is not scared of anything but can start accidentally an apocalypse that can scar the universe.
othin by Ki-kyat :3 July 5, 2022
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Othniel is a loving, caring and he knows how to keep a secret. And a good friend that will help you no matter how bad the situation is and they easily get jealous of friends leaving them especially if the person is very close to him. They don't usually cry but the moment u see tears that means someone has really really hurt him. They're loyal in a relationship too. That's why they are know as the Lion of God.
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki by Francesco of Le Filth June 8, 2017
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo
The mighty Chin-Chin's (FilthyFrankShow) Japanese name is "ochinchin" (also a Japanese slang term for penis) and "Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo" basically means "I fucking love Chin-Chin" or "I fucking love dick".
The sentence is used by Chin-Chin and it's basically all the words he's ever spoken.
The sentence is used by Chin-Chin and it's basically all the words he's ever spoken.
Salamander man playing assflute in the mighty assflute language: Franku, OMFG it's that fucking cunt Chin-Chin again.
Franku-Chan: Oh no.
Chin-Chin: Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo.
Franku-Chan: Oh no.
Chin-Chin: Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo.
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo by Mixer-Chan June 4, 2017
ochinko
Japanese work for penis. Variations of the word include chinko, or chinchin.
All of these variations can be regarded as juvenile euphemisms i.e., terms generally used by, or for the benefit of children - similar to the words "pee pee" and "wiener" used in America, or "willie" used in the UK; however, in Japan, these terms are also commonly used between adults.
The formal Japanese word (the dictionary equivalent of penis) is "Inkei"; however, this word is almost never used in conversation - even between physician and patient, the word "ochinko", or one of its variations is used.
All of these variations can be regarded as juvenile euphemisms i.e., terms generally used by, or for the benefit of children - similar to the words "pee pee" and "wiener" used in America, or "willie" used in the UK; however, in Japan, these terms are also commonly used between adults.
The formal Japanese word (the dictionary equivalent of penis) is "Inkei"; however, this word is almost never used in conversation - even between physician and patient, the word "ochinko", or one of its variations is used.
How do you say "John's penis is humongous" in Japanese? You say it like this: "John-san no ochinko wa hijooni dekkai desu".
ochinko by Daniel O'leary January 26, 2008