Definition

British slang abbreviation for 'oh my days,' which is itself a euphemistic alternative to 'oh my god.' It's the UK's contribution to the ever-expanding lexicon of internet exclamations. Perfect for expressing shock, disbelief, or exasperation with a distinctly British flair.

Example Usage

Omds, did you see how much they're charging for a coffee at that new cafe? Absolutely mental.

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