Ois

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Australian cheer Comes from the word Oi Aussie and British word for Hey Also has something to do with punks Urban Dictionary

Aggressive greeting towards friends. Urban Dictionary

One of Louis Tomlinson many catchphrases Urban Dictionary

A loud greeting to be given to freinds in public areas, the louder the better in order to make passers by shit their pants. Urban Dictionary

1) can be used as a greeting when seeing friends. A friendly and loud greeting to either say "hello" or "how are you" 2) another way of praising someone for an achievement, either sexually or non-sexually. A way of saying "check you out!" Urban Dictionary

A welcome comment.... Like 'Hey how are ye!?!' Or 'Hi hi' Urban Dictionary

When anything dramatic, funny, scandalous etc occurs, one must shout "Oi oi oi oi" to aware the general public about the event occurring. It can also be used as a form of greeting to a friend or colleague. There are different spelling variations such as: "Oye" or "Oui". Urban Dictionary

Informal greeting.Can also be used to gain someones attention. Probably from Latin. Not invented by Owen. Urban Dictionary

Hello, or What's going on? Urban Dictionary

Anime saying that girls (and boys) fall for because of the whole 2d men are superior thing. Ex.Levi and Bakugou Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ois:
ois.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ois:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe ois:
other, common, late, aids, related, new, certain, various, many, early, serious, specific, associated, severe, several, most.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ois:
poncet, xavier, franck, marie.

Words that sound like ois:
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