ollie
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- noun
- /ˈɑːli/
- Jargon
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ollie
- Three-way adjustable wheelbase provides versatility for more lean and higher stability or for quicker slides and easier ollies.
- do an ollie
So now I will go about my skateboarding career and focus on the push and the Ollie.
- So now I will go about my skateboarding career and focus on the push and the Ollie.
- And it's like, hey, you're sitting there in like your bikini with your like, boyfriend, skater dude who looks like he's going to do an Ollie on my face and your dad.
Examples
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Ollie, ollie, oxen free.
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Like you can build the muscle memory of the Ollie by just doing that.
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Front side, ollie, let's go
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Front side, ollie, let's go
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Sweetie, um, go practice your ollies, and I'll see you later, okay?
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Kickflip, power slide Front side, ollie, let's go Let's go Let's go Hand plant, board slide Shove it out Brother, let's go Whoa, whoa Whoa, oh, oh, oh-oh Whoa, whoa Whoa, oh, oh, oh-oh Go We're running out of time and it's getting serious
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Although the display of the Surface is at the higher end of the tablet screen real estate spectrum, it's not adept for skateboarding, so we doubt Sinofsky managed to pop any ollies when skating around Microsoft's campus.
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The production features a relatively small amount of yellow cotton, some truly Ty Evans-worthy slow-motion sequences, Dave Metty's name in the credits, and a big ollie out of a 50-50 that really is no joke.
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To impress his friends, he successfully completed an ollie off the half-pipe.
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After practicing for weeks, she managed to perform her first ollie on the street.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Ollie is named after a skater called Ollie Gelfand, who in the late 1970s invented the famous no-hands jump on a skateboard. So an ollie is the jump where the board lifts off the ground with the rider.