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A japanese word for "dumpling". This is where the phrase "odango atama" (dumpling head) comes from; and is used to describe anyone with a hairstyle where two balls of hair are sat on the head.

In the Western world, where odango (Japanese dumplings) are uncommon, the phrase is turned into 'meatball head' to keep the round food reference.
"She's such a meatball head!"

"Usagi-chan anata wa odango atama desu!"
odango by Isheh September 26, 2006
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A type of hairstyle where you basically start with pigtails and then sort of... knot them, and then pull the rest of the pigtail through. Very popular for anime/manga conventions, and they are the hairstyle Sailor Moon (Usagi) has.
"OMG her odangos are so KAWAII!"
odango by Eliiiiiiii September 2, 2006
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"Oh dang good". Describes something scrumptous.
Yeah, this salami is odango!
odango by Candace December 26, 2004

Odango Atama 

Im translation, "meatball head," or "dumpling head." Referring to Serena/Usagi Tsukino on the anime series Sailor Moon. Darien/Mamoru calls her this because of her "meatball-like" hairstyle.
"You meatball head!"
"Don't call me that!"
"Okay, meatball head."
Odango Atama by Sinecure Angel February 25, 2005

Mono Orangosis 

A disease that in which you can't see,hear, or taste orange. (From Wizards Of Waverly Place) "Made up" by Jake T. Austin.
Mono Orangosis is like:
"No orange", Can't here the word, see orange, or taste oranges.
Mono Orangosis by April2346789 April 22, 2009
A banana genetically spliced with an orange, and it had a hole in the middle.
Silver - Do you have a banana or an orango?

Aki - Umm...an orango?

Silver - No you don't...*snickers*

Aki - ...YOU'RE SICK!!
orango by Saki Lawliet February 25, 2008
a banana genetically spliced with an orange, with a hole in the middle
you have a very nice orango, but not as good as mine
orango by fragment February 25, 2008
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