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Oomf
/Sounds like "oh" (as in "oh") + "OHMF" (as in "oh")/
Short for "one of my followers" or "one of my friends": a vague way to reference someone on social media without naming them. Used across Latin America and Spain for subtweeting, sharing gossip, or making indirect comments without pointing the finger directly.
“Oomf posted something pretty weird and I don't know whether to say something or just let it go.”
“I was shocked when I saw that oomf unfollowed me for no reason at all.”
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Oomf
/Sounds like "oh" (as in "oh") + "OHMF" (as in "oh")/
Short for "one of my followers" or "one of my friends": a vague way to reference someone on social media without naming them. Used across Latin America and Spain for subtweeting, sharing gossip, or making indirect comments without pointing the finger directly.
“Oomf posted something pretty weird and I don't know whether to say something or just let it go.”
“I was shocked when I saw that oomf unfollowed me for no reason at all.”
Choteado
In Mexico, something so overused it has completely lost its spark. A joke, song, or meme that got shared everywhere until it became totally tired and nobody wants to see it anymore.