Dal Edit Meaning

1.

Alternative spellings:

daal, dhal, dahl

Usage:

Hindi, Urdu, Bhojpuri, Awadhi, and several other South Asian languages; dialect of English spoken in areas with considerable Indian populations (e.g. Indo-Guyanese Creole, Indo-Jamaican Creole, etc.); Hinglish; universally used in all languages when discussing Indian food and culinary arts

Etymology:

Hindi

Part of Speech:

Noun

1. lentils

2. a type of South Asian dish made from lentils

"Yo bhai! Mi nani mek some nice roti and dal fi dinner, yu see!"

"Dal and bhat kacharki khao!"

See dal, dahl, lentil

2.

Drugs And Liquor

325

To Dal someone

an verbal action taken when someone does something stupid. like a party foul of some sort.

Example (dropping the blunt)

Daaaaaaal!

Dal

say in a high pitched voice (daaaaaaaL)

See dal, 325

3.

Short for Michael D'Altorio, a semi-short yet heavy built kid that can't walk straight.

Sam: "Hey, where are you goin' to lunch?"

Paul: "I don't know....I'm waitin' for Dal."