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What is dals?
K: Hey you got some trees?
D: Hell yeah! Come over so we can get DAL!
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Dals - what is it?
Sexy ass Mother fucker who gets every Hoe he come across
Dal has a huge ass c0ck
What does "dals" mean?
Dead
Ass
Last
Is an abbreviation for someone who ended up in dead ass last. Pretty self explanatory.
Man I was playing cards and I got shat on. But at least I didn't come in DAL ( Dead ass last)
Dals - what does it mean?
Verb:- Cockblocker.
Someone who ruins you chatting up a burd by butting in and being over the top.
When you are chatting up a burd and your mate comes over and says "Wooooahhhhh!! Your hot, maaaaaaannn! Whats your name?"
Man with potential:-"Hey man, I was chattin up some hot burd over there n my mate came over and totally ruiner everything!"
Random person:-"He's such a Dal!"
Dals - meaning
The one who always gets first blooded
Person 1 - The game has only just started where is Dal?
Person 2 - He is a Dal, what do you think?
Dals - definition
A California way to say sandals. Obviously a shorter, quicker way to say sandals.
Ben - "Paul, where did you last see my dals?"
Paul - "I don't know man, check the closet."
Dals - slang
"Bro why are you so late, the game started 15 minutes ago"
"Sorry bro I had chipotle for lunch and had to DAL"
Dals
This is a total DAL
Dals
Dal is cooked lentils mixed with wonderful spices to enhance all the flavours when you eat it. It comes from India, mostly eaten in the north. Otherwise there is Sambar and rasam to.....myam myam
Mom made Dal today? Come, i'll make the rice and we will all eat it together. Can't wait to eat!
Dals
Dal is a word that is used when describing someone hot. “That guy in the white t-shirt is dal” The word originated in Stavanger, Norway and has been used since 1799. It has since become more popular for teens to use after 2019. The word Dal can also be used to describe something good or whilst referring to McDonald’s. “That’s dal” or “Let’s go to the dal”
“That guy in the white t-shirt is dal”
“That’s dal”
“ Let’s go to the dal”