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What is OOCing?
Out of character. Used in role-playing games or in other instances where one is pretending to be something other than him or herself.
OOC: I am a horrible monster and I pray for your death.
OOCing - meme gif
OOCing - video
OOCing - what is it?
an acronym that means Out Of Control, but it is pronounced like it is spelled. most of the time it is when you have spent all day drinking and dont remember the last 5 hours of your day. During this blackout phase you literally lose control of your judgement and say and do whatever you want especially if it is in your worst interest.
tony- i dont know what happened last night, but i woke up in a jail cell.
mike- yeah you OOCing out last night, you were hitting on some bouncer's girlfriend and when they threw you out you started throwing snow balls at them.
paul- why didnt you stop me?
mike- I tried but you were too OOC'd out, i just had to let you learn the hard way.
paul- i think i got her number
What does "OOCing" mean?
Out of Character. Used in rpg posts at the end or the beggining to signify that you are no longer in character and have something to say that may or may not have anything to do with your post.
ooc; Ewww tha post sucked. sorreh guys!
ooc; So should I bring in adrentie now? whos turn is it?
ooc; I have somuch museee!
OOCing - what does it mean?
Sometimes used to mean'out of curiosity' in chats/whatsapp.
Where were u ooc last nite?
OOCing - meaning
OOC means Out Of Cock. When you are in a very awkward situation, that's the best line you could give to avoid the awkwardness.
Jacob: Where were you yesterday?
Mark: Playing video games.
Jacob: I saw you at the gay bar yesterday.
Mark: OOC
OOCing - definition
Acronym for "Out of curiosity". Similar to JW/just wondering.
"Out of curiosity" - you're inquiring about a topic simply because you are curious.
"Out of
e.g. "Out of
OOC how did you get into the hardcore S&M scene?
OOCing - slang
Acronym for "Out of Control". Usually describing someone who's behavior is extreme, irrational, or uncalled for relative to a certain situation or environment. This may result in the person saying or doing something that requires further questioning.
At the office party, Erin was OOC when she danced on tables, and she needed to calm down.
OOCing
Out of character or out of context.
Used in fanfiction to describe a character who has been characterised differently to the canon.
Severus Snape being portayed as a kind, student-loving, tree-hugging human being
OOCing
Out Of Character. A term used in roleplay when a person wants to step outside of their character for a minute and speak as themselves.
OOC is shown in a couple of ways, commonly with a label or as double brackets.
((Can I say something for a sec?)) or
OOC: Can I say something for a sec?
OOC's antonym is IC, or BIC-- "In Character" or "Back In Character."
((I'll just step OOC for a second here to say that roleplaying isn't evil and it's not a cult. It's a game.))
OOCing
an acronym for "Out of Character".
Frequently used in one of two situations:
1. in role-playing, indicating that a person is making a comment, suggestion, etc., that isn't coming from the character but from the person him- or herself.
2. in fanfiction, signaling that the way the author chose to portray the characters (or perhaps unintentionally portrayed them) may not be consistent with how the characters act, think, or speak in the original work on which the fanfiction is based.
OOC is most often used as an adjective, but can also be used as an adverb or, in less common cases, a verb.
1. ((OOC: Might not be on a lot next week. Just giving you a heads-up.))
2. Sorry if it's a little OOC, this is my first fic from his point of view, so it might not be very good...