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A inside and cover-up term for fellatio. When drawn correctly, the letters OAL look like a stick person giving oral.

O
A
L

You need to draw that and connect the three together to make it look right. It's best used in occasions where no other word meaning fellatio will suit well.
(In class)
Rob: Yo dawg, I heard that jawn gave him some mad OAL.
Kyle: That's cool.

(Wedding)
Rob: Yo dawg, I heard that jawn gave him some mad OAL.
Kyle: That's cool.

(Funeral)
Rob: Yo dawg, I heard that jawn gave him some mad OAL.
Kyle: Jeez her mouth must hurt.
OAL by Ballantine January 9, 2008
Related Words
OAL • Oala • #OALA • OALAEHO • Oalaphant • oalc • oaledmd • oalee • oalex • Oaliza
There are many OALC's throughout northern america and parts of europe.
oalc by The Member December 2, 2015
Noun

1) A word found in Urban Dictionary that you would probably never use as a part of your vocabulary or will only use once in your life (Whether they are clever or not)
Wiikend is an example of an oalee, and post-Potter depression, and Kodak Courage (Even though that's pretty funny) and eyetracks, and excessorise......
oalee by That one crazy kid September 21, 2007
Acronym for "Objects Are Larger Than They Appear"
When driving, and looking at your side mirror keep "OALTTA" in mind. You will avoid many accidents that way.
oaltta by JLTF#1G September 13, 2017
Oalex is making a speech about it again
oalex by Hsochis haicvsi October 30, 2021
It means "Obviously a little kid"
It's used to insult pros and other players, or simply just to express your disrispect towards another person, mostly an opponent that plays unfairly.
Sometimes it can also be said simply as "olk" or "olks" which means: Obviously little kids..
It can also be used to approach your friends in a funny unserious manner.
Person 1: Hey, you oalk!
Person 2: Who? me?
Oalk by Legend_Warp February 1, 2015
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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