Allll
Hey allllll
Allll by Mr bobyfield May 31, 2017
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whom'st'd've'dist'd'n't'st'd've'll's'd've're'n't'y'all'll'ven't by Aidag June 1, 2018
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Mr Allali
The guy who yells at you and gives you detentions. When a kid drops paper in the bathroom apparently he says that’s vandalism.
“No, I don’t care if you miss bus! Sit Here”
“THE THIRD FLOOR IS BANISHED!!! Don’t ask why, never ask why”
“No eating in the hallways, CLOSE IT. Random Student: But Mr Allali I’m going to the cafeteria... CLOSE IT”
“THE THIRD FLOOR IS BANISHED!!! Don’t ask why, never ask why”
“No eating in the hallways, CLOSE IT. Random Student: But Mr Allali I’m going to the cafeteria... CLOSE IT”
Mr Allali by ApparentlyImAnonymous November 29, 2019
whom'st'd've'dist'd'n't'st'd've'll's'd've're'n't'y'all'll'ven't
THE most powerful definition of who. More powerful than whom'st'd've'dist'd'n't'st'd've'll's'd've're'n't'y.
Me: whom'st'd've'dist'd'n't'st'd've'll's'd've're'n't'y'all'll'ven't took my sandwich
Friend: what...
Friend: what...
whom'st'd've'dist'd'n't'st'd've'll's'd've're'n't'y'all'll'ven't by Anton.exe April 29, 2020
Mme Azar (Mme Allali)
French teacher who talks through a very loud microphone and tells you that she does not give any homework. Instead she gives you mountains and mountains of studying. You have to do debates, the tests are on simple subjects but she makes it impossible.
*Hears 2 seconds of a french song: I want to die, can I borrow your scissors? *CUTS HAND - real student
Mme Azar (Mme Allali) ’s french class is only surviving because of the helper.
Mme Azar (Mme Allali) ’s french class is only surviving because of the helper.
Mme Azar (Mme Allali) by ApparentlyImAnonymous December 2, 2021
Y'all'll
Y'all'll by leonedavis January 8, 2009
Alll
clipping of "almost all"
very nearly but not exactly or entirely (99% of all)
"Almost all" can sometimes diminish the majesty of the subject. This is truer when the "almost" is supposed to depict 99.99% of "all".
Hence comes the need for this word. "Alll" looks and sounds very similar to "all", hence it feels like the progress is very very close to "all".
In spoken English, the word is pronounced similar to "all" but the last "l" is pronounce with a sharp sound.
very nearly but not exactly or entirely (99% of all)
"Almost all" can sometimes diminish the majesty of the subject. This is truer when the "almost" is supposed to depict 99.99% of "all".
Hence comes the need for this word. "Alll" looks and sounds very similar to "all", hence it feels like the progress is very very close to "all".
In spoken English, the word is pronounced similar to "all" but the last "l" is pronounce with a sharp sound.
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