Dasola

A Nigerian native name (Yoruba female name)meaning a girl that interfere to wealth🥰

Dasola is a beautiful girl 👧

by Ms_dasola February 2, 2020

desolation row

The name of a Bob Dylan song. Indicative of a place where people who do not fit into society(free thinkers and artists) go to live. It does not necessarily have a negative connotation. Often visited by posers attempting to look cool by hanging out with the real free thinkers.

He is so literary. He must be straight off of desolation row.

by asdfaskldfj September 29, 2005

desola

a west african girl

usually with a nice body
very blunt but actually very shy
has a different perspective to things
very attractive looking girls
but beware they will be trouble
can be a very confusing gloomy person
but you will still love her

man ive got to get me a desola

by not so basic August 15, 2014

Damola

A Nigerian name (can be boy or girl) meaning "child born of wealth". People with this name are creative, loyal, and have beautiful smiles.

"Damola made me a stuffed animal for my birthday. He/she's so nice!"

by Anon09876 November 19, 2015

Damola

Nigerian name. Short for oyedamola

Some guy who is shorter than other people despite always saying that he’s taller than everyone. The second his mouth opens his bumlick army assembles on command. Can barely dunk a basketball

Romeo: *posts a picture*
Damola: I’m taller than you soo
Romeo: Wdym I didn’t even diss u that bad kale got a worse beating
Kyle: I’m just not tho am I

by F1ynn July 5, 2019

Desolation

To be utterly annihilated to be destroyed nothing else left

You'll know when you meet desolation.

by Desolation January 20, 2015

danoland

Danoland is a violent gang located in Michigan and parts of Wisconsin. A typical Danoland gang member will be wearing leather pants and a lime green tea-shirt. Danoland is known for their famous phrase “Screw the Free world!” Watch out for these ice-cold bullies.

Watch out for Danoland gang members, sometimes they don’t use protection during intercourse.

by David Noland October 11, 2006