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Define Ouch Meaning

Ouch
a word that is usually said when you touch something hot/hit something painful or to sympathize for someone's pain

Cal: ouch, i stubbed my toe!
Jack:Ouch, that must hurt.
By Seka
Ouch
When you feel hurt or experience pain, either physically or emotionally because what someone has said or done to you.

Refer to: heartbroken, crushed or angry.

Person A : Aasdfkj jAKSJDF aksjdFKLH.

Person B: Ouch, that hurt.
By Merrie
Ouch
Indicates the subject of the sentence has just gotten bitten by a snake.

I think I'll just stick my hand in that hole and OUCH!!!
By Nana
Ouch
what u say when sumpthin hurts u

i said ouch cuz his ring hurt me
By Libbie
Ouch
pain or suffering due to stupidity.

I said OUCH when I was clotheslined by the wire that I did not see until it was two feet away from me.
By Maighdiln
Ouch
The phrase that comes to mind for all parties involved, when mentioning the idea of needing to have had 18 stiches in your penis, because some bitch decided to bite down, or not secure her tounge ring while givin brains

what comes to mind when i say that i had 8 stiches in my dick because some bitch decided to bite down while goin down. and ive had 10 stiches when another girl decided that it wasnt important to secure her tounge ring?
By Ashil
Ouch
Mad sexy or mad fine

When you see a man or woman that is just major fine you would call them an ouchie. Just looking delicious. Or a pair of stiletto's that are just hot. Or the price is so high it makes you immediately feel pain.
By Felipa
Ouch
she said ouch because it was a needle dick and you missed and pricked her leg

sarcomax could fuck hank hills narrow urethra
By Gilly
Ouch
i expression indicating pain

your girlfriend screemed ouch!!! as i ripped open her vagina with my large penis
By Marni
Ouch
THE TRUE DEFINITION: An interjection said when hurt. No one knows where it came from, and nobody

The word ouch may mean "crap" or some swear word when translated into some ancient language. It makes sense, you know.
By Laurene