A fork of Rural Dictionary
People will use 'o/////o' if they are embarrassed or flattered
"do you really like her"
"uhmmm..o/////o"
or
"yeah, she likes you"
"really..o/////o"
British way of saying Bottle of water
Oi bruv, pas me dut BO - O - O - WO - O
What?
Pronounced "Oh-Oh-Nah". A phrase usually coined by Filipino's to say "OK". Usually used in slang to close friends or family members in an annoyed or sarcastic manner. Can be said as just "Oh oh, oh oh." When given a tasks or command.
Mom: "Hey! Stop dropping rice on the floor! You always create such a mess!"
Son: "O o na..."
Friend: "Man! I just finished my workout! My gun's are HUGE!"
Friend: "Hah hah. O o, O o na. Whatever you say."