Auld Lang Syne

Scottish for "Old Long Since." Which means the good old days. It is the traditional song played on New Years Eve.

Dude, their playing Auld Lang Syne for the New Years special on t.v.

by OnceLer January 1, 2006

auld

A Scottish word meaning "old".

And that auld triangle, went jingle jangle
All along the banks of the Royal Canal

by theQman121 July 16, 2008

Auld Reekie

The old Scots pet name for Edinburgh.
It means Old Smoky in English and refers to the lum reek (chimney smoke) that used to hang over the city

auld reekie is a lot more environmentally friendly nowadays

by Alba gu Brath July 3, 2006

me auld flower

My old friend

You stalling it for a few scoops me auld flower

by ryan215 February 9, 2018

Aldyn

A beautiful girl that is halarious and very clumsy and even though she's a brunet she has more blonde moments then an actual blonde even though she is secretly a genius

Oops just had an Aldyn moment.

by Baron55 March 2, 2015

auld

scottish word for old.

that granny's auld 'n' stinkin o poop :)

by morpheus 100 December 6, 2003

mcauley-auley-auley

a rather small boy, who enjoys physics and long walks on the beach.

matthew mcauley-auley-auley

by daniel linden May 24, 2008