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oughe. by sirichstar. June 20, 2009
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oughe
an exclamation of excitement originating from cat Twitter. It is intentionally misspelled, as is most English on cat Twitter, to convey the illusion that it was typed by a cat.
oughe by Anarcho-Enby July 29, 2022
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Why I Ought To
Boy, you've really done it this time. If you're searched up this term that means the old man's pissed and he ought to give you a good slugging. "Why I Ought To" is used in the darkest of times, and is usually a last-resort in situations like this. So, next time you hear this, alert the authorities or flee the scene at once, for your very life may hang in the balance.
*Boy spills milk all over the table*
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Ought
Ought by Iszy is not noice May 19, 2019
Ough
A word that expresses emotion in many different ways and forms.
It is pronounced as oh, but adding the ug in between the o and h creates a more meaningful passion when expressing it.
Has made it's way into many people's vocabularies.
The word can be used to replace long vowel o sounds in a word, adding more emphasis to make the long vowel o sound more rewarding, interesting and less boring to use.
It is pronounced as oh, but adding the ug in between the o and h creates a more meaningful passion when expressing it.
Has made it's way into many people's vocabularies.
The word can be used to replace long vowel o sounds in a word, adding more emphasis to make the long vowel o sound more rewarding, interesting and less boring to use.
It can be used in expressing anger, for example "ough, stop that please, ough!"
It can be used when having sexual intercourse, for example "OUGH OUGH OUGH OUGH OUGH OUUUUUGGHHHHH"
It replaces long vowel o sounds when using in a sentence, for example "ough, it snoughed!"
It can be used in expressing joy and happiness, by just simply yelling at the top of your lungs when in the middle of a grocery store or blockbuster "OUGH!"
It can be used in expressing frustration, for example "where the fuck is the remoughte!"
It can be used in many more words;
- fidough
- snough
- gough
- fiascough
- jough
- blough
- hough
- doughnt
- knough
etc, etc.
It can be used when having sexual intercourse, for example "OUGH OUGH OUGH OUGH OUGH OUUUUUGGHHHHH"
It replaces long vowel o sounds when using in a sentence, for example "ough, it snoughed!"
It can be used in expressing joy and happiness, by just simply yelling at the top of your lungs when in the middle of a grocery store or blockbuster "OUGH!"
It can be used in expressing frustration, for example "where the fuck is the remoughte!"
It can be used in many more words;
- fidough
- snough
- gough
- fiascough
- jough
- blough
- hough
- doughnt
- knough
etc, etc.
Ough by OughStopThatPleaseJesus December 28, 2009
Oughf
Used to describe an event that: you don't want to talk about (mainly due to no recollection), something awesomely bad happened, or you just have no other words to describe it.
Cheech - "Hey! Remember that party last weekend? It was crazy!"
CinderBlock - "...oughf"
Trying to remember the night before-
El Capitán - "...oughf"
Johnny - "I can't believe you left it on!"
Benny - "OUGHF!"
Dixon - "And you texted me while doing it!"
Benny - "OUGHF!"
CinderBlock - "...oughf"
Trying to remember the night before-
El Capitán - "...oughf"
Johnny - "I can't believe you left it on!"
Benny - "OUGHF!"
Dixon - "And you texted me while doing it!"
Benny - "OUGHF!"
Oughf by Blake 'El Capitán' Brooks August 4, 2008
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