phrase
Street Slang
Otilo
oh-TEE-loh (approximate — Yoruba is tonal; tone affects exact meaning, informal spellings often drop tone marks) · phrase · slang
"It's finished/gone" — nothing left, all used up.
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Definitions
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Popularised by dancer Poco Lee; expresses that something has completely run out, ended, or been depleted.
“I checked my account — the money don otilo.”
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Otilo In A Sentence
I checked my account — the money don otilo.
Origin & Usage
Yoruba slang phrase meaning 'it has gone/finished,' popularised through dancer Poco Lee and widely noted as a trending 2022 slang term.
People Also Ask
What does Otilo mean?
It means 'it's gone' or 'it's finished' — used when something has completely run out.
Who popularised Otilo?
Nigerian dancer Poco Lee is widely credited with popularising the phrase.
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