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An Ethiopian with a lot of potential and humour;He would be funny,attractive,different,kind,confident. He doesn't like two faced people But likes fried chicken, he Leul means in Ethiopia "Prince" girls find him attractive and they want to grind on him
"Did you see that guy there?!"
"Yeah he's gotta be Leul!"
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the french version of the word 'lol'

more sophisticated and less mainstream
Gustav: oh mec, pas de chemin!

Manu: leul mec, leul
leul by mcg-bitches November 14, 2010
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leul leule Leuleu leulneh
Simply the best and most fun way of expressing 'lol'
"leuuul man over here got slayed"
*dies of laughter*
" the banter is just too good leul
leul by allAboutTruth November 11, 2014
damn hes a leul
Leul by arfaniskindagay October 28, 2022
leul means horny man the name was taken from amharic word kinziram
you are leul
leul by Robeltab November 19, 2019
You lookin like a leule my negro friend
leule by Mr.krabsllelelele May 9, 2018
Leule is a tough name how to spell let alone say but it is said LEH-OOL and he is a nice kid who has a lot of energy has a short temper but never shows it he is extremely short has a lot of friends is good at the following sports soccer frisbee basketball baseball football and track and he has the cutest smile ever with his dimples missing k9 teeth and dimples not to mention his daimond cutting jawline 😍😍
Girl 1: HE'S SO DREAMY
Girl 2: IKR HE'S SUCH A LEULE
leule by YehBoiiLilExclusive May 18, 2018
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