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Olé is used in soccer or any sport where one person performs a great feat of skill and then screams Olé!! to humiliate the person they did it against. It is more commonly used in soccer when someone achieves a nutmeg or panna
"You should have seen my piece of skill, I put the ball through this guys legs and just screamed Olé afterwards"
"I Olé'd him to fuck today"
Olé by BenTheYetti December 2, 2004
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olé by Lewis1983 June 5, 2005
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A word commonly used in the Spanish language when watching bull fights, later adapted in English for use in soccer matches.
Has no apparent meaning and is simply used for cheering much like the English "Yay."
The bull charged the Matador and the audience called "Olé!"
Olé by Space guru September 22, 2016
shut up, olé
olé by kaketoe January 9, 2019
a guy with a huge dick a guy that wont take you back when you break his heart. a really hot guy and funny. someone that you definitely want to be with.
dang that guy is not as hot as Ole
Ole by xxhotguy.comxx February 12, 2018
I grabbed her hair and gave her the ole one-two one-two.
ole by manseba September 7, 2006
old; mature; antique; classic
My good friend Niqua just celebrated her "**th" Birthday, and she's still a jazzy, jazzy ole babe! Mercy me! :o)
ole by talk2me-JCH2 June 28, 2021
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