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It can be hard to keep with all of the acronyms going in and out of style these days. "ONB" is a popular one on social media and over text, and usually stands for "on bro," "outward nose breath," or "old news bro." We'll explain what all of these phrases really mean, plus give you examples of how to use them, below.