Definition of oober

oober

adjective

• misspelling of uber.

  Last edited on Feb 24 2010. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 24 2010.

adverb

• Oober = very
  
  I made sure to be oober careful.
  
  Term that was commonly used in the 70s and 80s.

  Last edited on Feb 05 2017. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 05 2017.

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