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Something you say when you're utterly surprised or when something unexpected come up. It is the best phrase when you can't believe something just happened or when there are no other words to describe something.
Oh my titting lord, why did you sleep with that chick last night?
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this word was being said less and less in the hallways of Hanover High until a young "girl" by the name of Carmen A decided that she'd say before and/or after every single sentence. usually it is said in a gay, i'm a 12 year old girl on helium voice which drives me and drew into random fits of craziness because we cannot take her madness anymore
oh my gosh guys!! i got last in my track meet yesterday because i was running so slow because nick wanted me to get rugburns on my knees and oh my gosh guys i didn't even know what that meant oh my gosh guys i'm hungry!!
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Word invented by the most g Dominican with a tape ever, Kristian Nunez(yes lady's he is taken by the most wonderful girl ever. then it was popularized by his most g best friend ever Nathalie Supulveda by taking out ay bay bay and putting in oh my gudd in the song.
im in the club hollin
oh my gudd
oh my gudd
oh my gudd
oh my gudd
oh my gudd
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used to express something dramatic is coming. Can be used when playing uno or a game.
oh my lordy lord gia!
oh my lordy lord alexia, what am I going to do?
oh my lordy lord, I can't believe I just lost
An exclamation you say when you see a scrumble.
I really do enjoy walki- Oh my God! A scrumble!
The thing you say when you're mining for diamonds, almost trip in a pool of lava, only to mine up and make an undetermined amount of gravel fall on your fragile head.
Person 1: have you got any diamonds?
Person 2: no, but i think i'm close...
*person 2 mines up*
Person 2: AAAAAAAAAAAA!
Person 1: are you ok?
Person 2: OH MY GOD GRAVEL!
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An expression only to be said when a person is scared, shocked, or happy. Often used in Fandom, or in other sites on Social Media.
Oh my lang-lang!
What the lang-lang is that?