HeidiSarah's definitions
!. Ole is in most cases and is an unnecessary word. It's used before a word to state emphasis or added exaggeration. It can sometimes replace the word damn.
2. In other cases, it's just like "old", but not properly pronounced.
2. In other cases, it's just like "old", but not properly pronounced.
1. It's not like he's my dad and, he's not going to talk to me any ole kind of way.
2. "I love your car" she said.
"This ole thing", he replied.
2. "I love your car" she said.
"This ole thing", he replied.
by HeidiSarah January 21, 2019
Get the Olemug.