Pronunciation: /oʊ ɛm ˈdʌbəljuː/
noun None
A1 I am on my way to the store.
A2 She texted 'omw' to let me know she's coming.
B1 My omw to work was delayed due to traffic.
B2 I'll be omw to the meeting in 10 minutes.
C1 His omw to success was paved with hard work and dedication.
C2 The CEO's omw to the top was filled with challenges and obstacles.
verb acronym for 'on my way'
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She omw to meet her friends at the park.
B1 We omw to the airport for our flight.
B2 He omw to attend the conference in the city.
C1 They omw to pick up the keys to their new house.
C2 The team omw to the championship game.
adjective None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She texted me that she is omw to the party.
B1 We need to hurry, I'm omw to the meeting.
B2 The taxi driver said he is omw to pick us up.
C1 The pilot announced that we are omw to our destination.
C2 The CEO informed the board that she is omw to the conference.
adverb None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She texted me 'omw' when I asked if she was coming.
B1 I'll be omw in 10 minutes, just finishing up at work.
B2 He sent a quick message saying 'omw' before heading out the door.
C1 The taxi driver assured us he was omw to pick us up from the airport.
C2 Despite the traffic, I managed to be omw to the meeting on time.
pronoun None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She said omw, but hasn't arrived yet.
B1 He texted omw, so we should wait for him.
B2 The team captain announced omw to the game.
C1 Despite the traffic, I assured my boss that I was omw to the meeting.
C2 The celebrity casually mentioned in an interview that she was omw to a film premiere.
preposition None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She said she's omw home.
B1 We need to leave now omw to the airport.
B2 The team is omw to the championship game.
C1 The CEO is omw to a meeting with investors.
C2 The diplomat is omw to negotiate a peace treaty.
conjunction None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She said omw but hasn't arrived yet.
B1 He texted omw so I started getting ready.
B2 We were omw when we got stuck in traffic.
C1 Despite being omw, he stopped to help someone in need.
C2 She casually mentioned omw to the party as if it was no big deal.
interjection None
A1 I'll be there in 5 minutes, omw!
A2 Omw to the store, need anything?
B1 Sorry, can't talk right now, omw to a meeting.
B2 Omw home from work, traffic is terrible.
C1 Omw to the airport, can't wait for my vacation.
C2 Just landed, omw to baggage claim.
article None
A1 I am omw to the store.
A2 She said omw to the party.
B1 We're omw to the airport for our flight.
B2 He texted omw when I asked about his arrival time.
C1 The CEO always uses omw in his emails to indicate urgency.
C2 The diplomat's omw message to the embassy caused a stir among officials.
formal I am on my way to the meeting.
informal OMW to the party, see you there!
slang OMW to grab some food, want anything?
figurative After years of hard work, she was finally on her way to success.
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