obamanism
referring to any number of catch phrases used by Barack Obama during the 2008 US presidential campaign ="My favorite obamanism is hope and change" Etymology : 'Obama' More…
Obamanomics
The fiscal policy of Barack Obama. The general economic philosophy of Barack Obama. An economic philosophy similar to or derived from that of Barack Obama. =This coining of this word was More…
Obamanomics
(Noun.) The economics policies of president election Barak Obama. =We are very curious to see how well Obamanomics will work in the coming years. Etymology : "obama"(Barak More…
Obamarama
An event where those in attendance showed support for Senator Barack Obama, particularly, a political or campaign event where Obama himself would show up. =Another novel creation from the More…
Obamomentum
A word used to characterize the following of the presidential candidate Barack Obama. =Used when describing the snowballing effect of people joining Barack Obama's campain Etymology More…
Obamunism
A somewhat pejorative description of Barack Obama’s stance on government and economic policies as being similar to communism. =One of the many novel creations using Senator Barack More…
obfuscating
confusing or opaque it sounds confusing just like its meaning =Why is chemistry so obfuscating? Etymology : blend/clipping of opaque + confusing, assimilation of p ¨ b More…
oblividroid
someone who does things without the least bit of thought, blending from oblivious android Blending of two words: oblivious with robot-like characteristics. =That oblividroid didn’t More…
Obliviot
A person who acts in an unintelligent manner because they do not know what is going on. =That obliviot didn't realized that he hadn't put his emergency break on when he parked on More…
obnoxion
(Noun) A person, place, thing, or idea that someone finds to be obnoxious. =The noun version of obnoxious. This neologism was made popular by several Youtubers, particularly Moriah More…
Obs
Something that is plainly evident. Obvious. =Used in a manner that is generally condescending or sarcastic. Mainly used in online chats or texts. Etymology : Clipping of obviously. More…
obscene o'clock
A time very early in the morning, when nobody should be awake. =Combines “obscene,” meaning “offensive” with “o’clock,” which is generally used with numbers to represent a time. More…
observative
skilled in noticing small details, attentive, taking notice reason used: most likely grammatical error, not knowing accepted formation of observant in this usage =I think I am gradually More…
Obsessionated
Obsessionated: v. To be preoccupied or obsessed with something. syn: obsessed. reason used: Most likely a result of a misspeaking, the speaker wanted to convey a feeling of being More…
OBSO
A fact which is paid attention to but not necessarily judged. A fact or conclusion that is noticed instead of created from within. Reason used: It was probably just said for ease of More…
obv
a further clipping of 'obviously' and 'obvi' =That girl is obv stupid Etymology : clipping of word 'obviously' =conversation with friend, 9/17/10
Obvee
A clipping of the word "obviously." Obvi is a clipping that came about in order to expedite speech; instead of saying the multisyllabic word “obviously,” people now say “obvi,” More…
obvi
obviously; easily understood or apparent =The term “obvi” likely originated from some written source. It is a clipping of the word “obviously”. The term is very popular as shorthand for More…