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Oxy-moron 

There's oxymoron, which is a figure of speech, then there's Oxy-moron, which is a person who abuses oxycontin so much that he's a moron, hence the term OXY-MORON.
Look at that kid, he takes so many oxycontins, HE'S A OXY-MORON.
Oxy-moron by Jaysterdamus June 23, 2011

Oxy-moron 

Usually sharp tongued and self important, an oxy-moron is generally an insecure, insensitive, raucous ass who cops an ironic pseudonym as a shield for presenting unsolicited and ignorant remarks regarding people and events about whom he or she knows very little.
niceboi - "That girl has really big boobs and she wears t-shirts by Snorgtees. Point and laugh with me."

Intelligent person with good taste - "It's time you stopped being an oxy-moron and shut the f*** up already. Nobody cares about your decidedly uninformed opinion."
Oxy-moron by DJ Dialectic July 24, 2010

Oxy-moron 

See "Billy Mays" of TV's Oxyclean fame.

Oh, and what's with that beard?
KABOOM! Billy Mays is a Oxy-moron!
Oxy-moron by Spanks Johnson October 25, 2006

Oxy-moron 

A person that knows the dangers of recreationally using oxycontin or oxycodone yet continues to abuse it.
Did you hear about that guy down the street? He's been stealing his grandma's oxycontin for years. What an oxy-moron.
Oxy-moron by Jg1153414 April 6, 2020

Oxy-moron 

Oxy-moron. One who, in an attempt to prove they are hip and down with the lingo refers to the Narcotics Anonymous 12 step program as"dope."
Fresh from rehab the oxy-moron shared extensively about how dope N.A. is.
Oxy-moron by David1965 March 23, 2022

oxy-moron 

Someone who is simultaneously breathing and an idiot (EX: you, probably). This noun can also be used to describe someone with infectious stupidity (that is breathing). This word sounds stupid (which it is), but you never know if the person you use it on will be alive the next moment.
(sometimes confused with "oxymoron," which is different I swear).
"They're an oxy-moron."
"I'm such an oxy-moron, I'm going to kill someone in approximately 0.5 hemiseconds"