Dang Ol’
1. bad -ss, sweet, cool, jive. often used by rednecks and hill billies in a time of excitement.
2. term used to describe something old and junked.
1. dale-i just caught me a 3 pound largemouth b-ss!
bobby-dang ol’!
2. i’m gonna ride that dang ol’ lawnmower over to the taco bell.
dangol, also dang’ol, is a contraction of “dang” and “old”.
popularized by boomhauer character of “king of the hill”.
it can be used as a start of a sentence, vulgarity-replacement, filler or adjective. in adjective form, it refers to anything country, hick, “yeeha”.
“those cowboy boots are really dangol”
“dangol, i don’t remember nothing about no dangol rule that says you can’t dangol your cousin.”
an expression used by back-woods folk to display feelings of anger, hate, regret or anxiety. one may also hear “frick” in similar situations from said grease monkey.
man 1: “hey ricky bobby, your truck got banged up real good while we were pounding natty lights last night.”
ricky bobby: “dang ‘ol man. sh-t’s f-cked.”
used as an expression of semi-displeasure when dealing with an object that has an older age to it.
that dang ol’ truck needs awashin’
a phase used by jared keddy to describe either a noun, as an adjective, or when a penguin does a phat drop.
noun – this jerk is dang ol
adjective – this dang ol neeb is off the hizane
(penguin jumps) “that’s a dang ol!”
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