owayo

a word derive from 2 japanese words, おはよう(ohayo) and 終わり(owari). Primarily used as a tics/ random gibberish you uttered when someone talks, as a way to cut or caught them off guard.

"Dude, thoughts on Obsession?"

"I can't lie bruh, Bear-"

"Owayo~"

"......... What do you-"

"owayo~"

owayo by lawnmower67 July 27, 2026

Ovayo 

Ovayo is a very sweet loving person, also very shy around people she doesn't know. Clingy, overprotective of people she loves, looks rude but she's a teddy bear and has a lot of friends. She gives the best cuddles and has very big beautiful smile. You don't want to mess with Ovayo. Very smart and also has a good sense of fashion.

Ovayo you are smart and beautiful.

Ovayo by OUKS November 25, 2021

Owaya

Colloquial term deployed mostly in mid-Wales and border-lands. Derived from agricultural pronunciation of the English phrase; 'How are you?'. Often attached to suffix: 'Laa' meaning lad (esp. drinking friend), or 'mon' ('monner') meaning mate. pron. 'ooh-err-yer(-laa)?'

Owaya Laa?

Owaya mon?

Alright, laa... Owaya?

Owaya by Prof. Whitty October 11, 2007

ohayou 

Japanese word meaning Good morning.
Derivatives, Ohayou, ohayo, ohayou gozaimasu (polite).

Ohayou, it's a wonderful morning.
Ohayou sounds like OH.

ohayou by Ramunenakayama December 28, 2007

Owayne 

The most talented boy you will ever meet in a lifetime. If you know a Owayne you are a very lucky person because he is funny, responsible and mature. Owayne is the boy that is quiet and keeps to himself but if you open up to him he will open up to you. Most Owayne's are very tall and loves short girls. If you know an Owayne ask him if he is a virgo because most of them are. Owayne is a Passionate young man with a manly sized penis.

Hey girl, you know that new boy Owayne he is so cute go get his number.

Owayne by 123456nfjdm March 16, 2017

ohayo 

An incorrect romanization of the japanese, "Good Morning!". Ohayou is the correct spelling (the u is silent) and is the informal version of Ohayou Gozaimasu.

Ohayo is used among friends and people who are of similar age.

Friend: Ohayou, Daiki!
Daiki: Ohayou!!

ohayo by torabisu July 18, 2012

ohayou 

interjection-
good morning

"ohayou. genki desu ka?"

Good morning. Are you well?

ohayou by Taylor November 12, 2003