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".
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."
"Dangol, I don't remember nothing about no dangol rule that says you can't dangol your cousin."
by thosemofos March 11, 2009