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dingo dango 

"Dingo dango" is a phrase, when spoken over an aviation channel, is allowed to be uttered by only flight instructors to other flight instructors. The meaning is similar to saying "ok, sounds good!"
Air to air conversation between flight instructors:

Pilot 1: "When I get on the ground I'll meet you for lunch."

Pilot 2: "Dingo Dango! See ya later."
Related Words

Dingo Dango 

A group of Australian canines with large oversized testicles.
Them Dingo Dango's just walked thru town swingin their junk from side to side. It was impressive.
Dingo Dango by captainpoo November 6, 2009

Jambo dango curry wango 

A boy from Scotland who goes to India to learn how to answer a phone, Then eats curry every day and doesn't stop talking about it
That jaymie that works at prudential is such a jambo dango curry wango he needs to stop eating curry

Willy Dango 

Something that embodies everything that is on trend with the cranberry lifestyle
Buddy was really off da Willy Dango tonight skoony
Willy Dango by Bmb Bino November 28, 2018

Sandy Dango 

Excessive sand on and within the scrotum of male individual.
Alex - "G i went to Newquay at the weekend and now I have a right sandy dango"
Court's - "I feel that man, I've had my fair share of sandy dango. Almost fell off!"
Sandy Dango by RocketOwl April 16, 2019

Rango Dango 

Rango Dango's origin dates back to native English speakers confusing Dutch nationals. The Dutch are very confident in their English, however, Rango-Dango can only be defined recursively. Ie. Rango Dango must be explained using the term Rango Dango which breaks several rules of Dutch logic and practicality.
Rango Dangos is often said when you get the happy feeling of a group of friends leaving for a party together, beginning to prepare to cook dinner or even cycling through three green lights without catching a red.

It's also possible to Dango before you Rango which typcially ends in injury or embarressment.