Definition of oy
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Slang terms with the same meaning
Other terms relating to 'exclamations (list of)': |
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Definitions include: a greeting. |
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Definitions include: exclamation of disbelief. |
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Definitions include: exclamation of surprise or delight. |
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Definitions include: See also the man. |
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Definitions include: "for sure". |
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Definitions include: equivalent to "I already know" or "You already know," as if to say "YES!" emphatically. |
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Definitions include: an emphatic "yes". |
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Definitions include: "thank you." |
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Definitions include: See also my boy. |
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Definitions include: an emphatic "yes". |
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Definitions include: for sure; certainly. |
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Definitions include: exclamation used upon sight of an attractive person. |
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Definitions include: "no", but less strong. |
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Definitions include: exclamation used in response to a burn or an instance of outsmarting someone. |
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Definitions include: "no". |
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Slang terms with the same root words
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| Definitions include: see 'tude. |
| Definitions include: Someone that can be used |
| Definitions include: scaffolding (or another such structure) erected around the ground-floor exterior of building in a metropolitan area. |
| Definitions include: a male with red hair. |
| Definitions include: a person who leaves quickly when something bad is about to happen. |
| Definitions include: ibuprofen. |
| Definitions include: Non-practicing Mormon |
| Definitions include: to roast usually flesh, especially in a masculine and individual way |
| Definitions include: 20 inch auto rims. |
| Definitions include: form of reference for an impressive male. |
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Heard it but never used it | (2) |
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Have never heard it | (1) |
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