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Owe

Pronounced: Ow wey

It is used to describe the great pain that you feel when your friends roast the shit out of you.

Friend: Shut the fuck up your adopted.
You: Owe
Friend: I'm sorry man

by SexySteveFromMinecraft March 8, 2021

8πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


ow ow

used to emphasise/agree and/or add on to a comment that someone else has just made

ow ow manda u sexy biotch
A: damn shes HOTT
B: ow ow

by sexybitch March 9, 2005

154πŸ‘ 50πŸ‘Ž


Ow

Ow is an interjection used to express pain. So much pain.

β€œI don’t know what interjections are. I failed the English test, all I got right was ow.”

by Steven Munchkins April 15, 2020

33πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž


oweful

The antonym to owesome.

He had swamp ass, bad, it was oweful!

by cantalupo May 2, 2008

14πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž


ows

occupy wall street

Q: what's your take on ows?

A: the eruption of the ows revolution is for sure a historical indicator that the popular democratic revolution that will soon sweep the world is about to begin

by duranjix October 8, 2011

289πŸ‘ 110πŸ‘Ž


Ow

A word that has that possibility of having an endless amount of meanings.

It could either be a word or sound expressing pain, a word that is meant to flatter another, or simply a term that is used to embarrass someone else.

However - when it comes down to it, the words is virtually meaningless.

Additionally, it is the 'phrase' that Lil' Wayne says in many of his 'songs'.

Example 1:

Bill - "Hey girl, you look fine today."

Nick - "Ow, get it!"

Example 2:

A guy walks into a wall.

"OW!" (OUCH)

Example 3:

Jim - "Yo momma is so fat, she sweats in December. Imagine what she smells like in May!"

Random guy - "Ow, burn..."

Example 4:

Lil' Wayne - "OW!"

by Nick Barr October 27, 2011

248πŸ‘ 105πŸ‘Ž


OWS

Youth all around the world want to get rid of unfair, corrupt extreme predatory practices of Central Banks / Federal Reserve / Wall Street / Goldman Sachs fat cats' domination over politics around the world.

OWS signs are Right-On.

by Youtharerighton October 19, 2011

173πŸ‘ 89πŸ‘Ž