Oid

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Obsessive Instagram Disorder. Mainly applies to girls, around ages 10-16. They post pictures too frequently, and those pictures actually would have no sense. Urban Dictionary

It's a girl thing. Urban Dictionary

A mistype of the world “old” often used as a synonym now. Outdated Urban Dictionary

A standard greeting between humans with too many or too few chromosomes Urban Dictionary

This particular being will make you depressed when ever you go near them. You must stay away or you will get depressed. Have i just said depressed 3 times? Meh. Urban Dictionary

The witnessing of a large wave when surfing, but you're too cool to just cool it a wave. This is the definition to a wave that has potential yet your surfing ability is crap compared to the quality of the wave - an impending fail. Urban Dictionary

A word used to trick people into using in a graded piece of schoolwork Base word of grundle Urban Dictionary

A Detroit original: a person currently living in, or who has lived in a wasteland. Can be described as an over-eager-suburbanite who desperately wants to be part of the city, and usually claims to be from part of the city, despite obvious social and cultural differences that make it apparent that they are NOT from the city. Marshall Mathers. Urban Dictionary

Something you have if you are an antioidop or your an oidop but thats a special type of oids Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to oid:
oid.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word oid:
riverfront, oracle, http, directory, www, html, silva, com, eddie, fraud, server, longest, object, content, internet, read, space, standard, health, version.

Adjectives that are often used to describe oid:
1099, year, same, unique, month, new, specific, complete, numeric, long, particular, taxable, entire, corresponding, significant, relative, total, full, valid, ber, day, greater, physical, alternate, top, non, minimal, week, fixed, larger.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective oid:
man, infant, age, woman, infants, boy, girl, child, rats, parameter, disease, embryo, system, book, bone, children, books, friend, daughter, gentleman, patient, mice, embryos, suffix, column, rat, fetus, friends, name, days, fashioned, school, female, cultures, field, tree, process, house, culture, substances, baby, lady, lineage, male.

Words that sound like oid:
oid, oyd, -oid, ooid, oit, oyt, ooit, aid, odd, ed, add, ad, id, ode, ide, eyed, ade, owed, ood, aide, eed, awed, ied, ead, ude, oud, ocd, eid, i.d, aud, edd, ede, ould, uld, owd, a.d, o.d, eide, idd, aed, oed, ahd, aad, aod, awd, eade, uhde, aude, aicd, adh, -ide, ayd, udd, adde, -id, aaid, iid, -ad, eyde, -ade, ehd, e.d, oohed, edde, udh, ajd, odde, edh, uhd, ihd, eadd, -ode, -eyed, idde, ohd, oudh, ajde, odw, uud, lloyd, oi, boyd, joyed, noid, oiled, loyd, loid, oids, boid, oie, goid, coid, foid, moid, coyed, noyd, aroid, oix, oida, oih.