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Name, pronounced almost like Paul. The most awsome, sweet, handsome, too-cool-for-school, patient, caring, sexy, strong, silly, funny, crazy guy you will ever meet. With his dark hair and sparkling eyes he will make the world a better place just by smiling at you. A Pål will always tell you the truth even if you don't want to hear it, and will not let you get away with being stupid/angry without reason. If you ever meet a Pål, you must talk to him, or you will most definitly regret it!
"I met a guy named Pål the other day!"
"WOW! Lucky you!"
Pål by Lovely1001 March 20, 2013
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"Pål is as Pål does"
Pål by Even H. October 3, 2003
Cock Bite
"You're such a Pål"
Pål by Even H. October 3, 2003
Something you say, when it really just is pål..
Damn, that was quite pål
Pål by Huargd June 9, 2021
A really close friend that wants to make you smile and laugh all the time! They want to care for you and give you the world bc they think ur worthy of how much joy they want to send you
Maya: Omg he is soo cute but he is not my type..
Hanna:just make him your pal I have one! But I think I’m falling for him lol
pal by Yuzu-kin June 30, 2020
An acronym for the phrase: "person always loyal". If you are called this, you can be certain that you are one of the closest friends of the person calling you it. This type of friend is super based, and will never betray you no matter how many times you say hello, greetings.
WilliamBryton: Ah, my dearest of pals!
GeraldCWrightson, Seaquatic, and (BBxBernstroff +1): Hello, Greetings!
pal by WilliamBryton June 27, 2021
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