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Ober yetzt? - So now? (Yetzt is also spelled itzt)
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Obtshepen - Get rid of
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Och un vai! - Alas and alack: woe be to it!
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Oder a klop, oder a fortz (taboo) - Either too much or not enough (Lit., either a wallop or a fart)
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Ohmain - Amen
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Oi!! - Yiddish exclamation to denote disgust, pain, astonishment or rapture ..also Oy.
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Oi, a shkandal! - Oh, what a scandal!
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Oi, gevald - Cry of anguish, suffering, frustration or for help
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Oi, Vai! - Dear me! Expression of dismay or hurt
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Oi vai iz mir! - Woe is me!
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Oisgeshtrobelt! - Overdressed woman.
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Oisgeshtrozelt - Decorated (beautiful)
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Ois-shteler - Braggart
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Oiver botel - Absentminded: getting senile
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Okuratner mentsh - Orderly person
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Olreitnik! - Nouveau riche!
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On langeh hakdomes! - Cut it short! (Lit., without long introductions.)
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Ongeblozzen - Conceited: peevish, sulky, pouting
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Ongeblozzener - Stuffed shirt
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Ongematert - Tired out
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Ongepatshket - Cluttered, disordered, scribbled, sloppy, muddled, overly-done
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Ongeshtopt - Very wealthy
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Ongeshtopt mit gelt - Very wealthy; (Lit., stuffed with money)
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Ongetrunken - Drunk
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Ongetshepter - Bothersome hanger-on
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Ongevarfen - Cluttered, disordered
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Onshikenish - Hanger-on , nagger
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Onzaltsen - Giving you the business; bribe; soft-soap; sweet-talk (Lit., to salt)
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Opgeflickt! - Done in! Suckered! Milked!
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Opgehitener - Pious person
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Opgekrochen - Shoddy
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Opgekrocheneh schoireh - Shoddy merchandise
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Opgelozen(er) - Careless dresser
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Opgenart - Cheated, fooled
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Opnarer - Trickster, shady operator
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Opnarerei - Deception
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Orehman - Poor man, without means
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Oremkeit - Poverty
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Oybershter in himmel - G-d in heaven
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Oych a bashefenish - Also a V.I.P.! An important person! (said derogatorily, sarcastically, or in pity)
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Oych mir a leben! - This too is a living! This you call a living?
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Oyfen himmel a yarid! - Much ado about nothing! Impossible! (Lit., In heaven there's a big fair!)
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Oyfgekumener - Come upper, upstart
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Oys shiddech - The marriage is off!
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Oysgedart - Skinny, emaciated
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Oysgehorevet - Exhausted
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Oysgematert - Tired out, worn out
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Oysgemutshet - Worked to death, tired out
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Oysgeputst - Dressed up, overdressed; overdecorated
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Oysgeshprait - Spread out
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Oysvurf - Outcast, bad person
