What Does ONB Mean In Text?

[adlergates]

Hey, I came across the term "ONB" in a text message and I'm not sure what it means. Can someone explain what ONB stands for and how it's usually used in conversations?

 

[niyati]

ONB usually stands for “Oh No Baby” or “Oh No, Babe” in texting or online chats. It’s an informal expression people use to show surprise, concern, or disappointment casually. However, the meaning can vary depending on the context, so it’s always good to consider the conversation before interpreting it.

 

[Steffan_Salvatore]

It means “Oh No Baby.” It’s often used playfully or sarcastically when reacting to something cringey, weird, or funny.

 

[Steffan_Salvatore]

ONB in text slang usually means “Outward Nose Breath”, which refers to a small, quiet laugh through the nose — like when something is mildly funny but not enough to make you laugh out loud but it could also mean "Oh No, Babe", it depends on the context.

 

[danisjohn]

In text messaging, ONB usually means "On My Block," referring to a popular TV show or your local neighborhood. Context matters—sometimes it can mean "Only Natural Brother" or other slang. Always check the conversation to understand which meaning fits best.

 

[Lucifer]

"ONB" in text commonly stands for "onboarding," referring to the process of integrating someone into a new job, platform, or community. It can also mean "one-night-bender" in some contexts, but the former is the more typical usage.

 

[michaelsmithie]

ONB in texting can have multiple meanings depending on context:

1. "On God" (slang for sincerity, e.g., "I’ll be there, ONB!").
2. "Olde North Brewery" (brand reference).
3. "One Night Bandit" (rare, niche slang).