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- Exhausted with the repeated action of someone OR annoyance with another person OR the unexpected comment/phase by another individual OR being surprised with anyone's actions, words and/or gestures.
Used instead of: "OMG, O MyGod, Holly Shit, Son of a Bitch, fuck, Goddammit, ect.."
Christina: I think Im going to give him a rim job tonight. Hes been so nice to me at home.
Samantha: O My Lolly... you say that about every guy. You can't just rim every guy who's nice to you.
Christina: yes huh!
It represents the name of the United States in colloquial language (United States o' America), as the (o') with apostrophe is inflected, representing "of".
In formal writing, United States of America is used
United States o' America, there is a margarine called Land o'Lake (which means Lamd of Lake).
United States o' America is the colloquial form for United States of America, in which the "o'" with an apostrophe represents "of" in the inflected and short form.
United States o' America is a great popular country!
A short, classy, and badass way of saying you "don't give a fuck" or "oh well, tough shit." Usually from one stuck up bitch to another.
Example 1: Miranda says Jenny's hair looks ridiculous right now, and continues to laugh at Jenny's shamelessness. Jenny then flicks her stogie off into the distance, walking away saying, "O dae vua." over her shoulder.
Example 2: Miranda asks how Jenny could just break up with Matias the Great, who's obviously the most handsome prince in all the land and has so much to offer. Jenny smirks, and says, "O dae vua."
To lie about something
The pronunciation in the first one is “ou” then the word “on”
Spanish for hello this was first used by dr.bob kelso from scrubs
girl:hola
me an intellectual:hello-o