In Nepali, "dada" is a sweet addressing term for a older male than yourself. It shows respect, love and sounds better than the normal term "dai" for a older male. You would not call all the older guys you know "dada"; it is reserved for those more closer, attached people in your life, like family and dear friends.
by Overboard February 20, 2015
Anti-art, yet art. Something that is purpously the opposite of all typical artistic standards as an artistic statement
by Leo19 September 06, 2006
the boss, the hnic, the man running things without question. of subcontinental origin. literally means 'paternal grandfather.' can also be used sarcastically/derogatorily depending on context.
by illustrious degenerate April 17, 2007
A middle child who acquired a nickname with an unknown origin. This is a nickname usually called by the younger sibling.
"Have you seen dada today?" said the younger sister.
"No, she's working today." said the older sister.
"No, she's working today." said the older sister.
by mynameisdada December 04, 2005
Early XX century artistic vanguard. Supposedly to be funny, nihilistic, and sarcastic yet every people who likes dada will mostly be boring as hell and probably be an art fag.
by virginmary July 13, 2005
It’s the reality that when a GenZ member agrees at the end of a conversation, they say 100%. That agreement isn’t agreement; it sounds solid, but if they feel slightly different in five minutes, the weather changes, Or popular opinion shifts on a dime, they’re no longer 100%; they’re Dada%, which means they’re not on board or agree in any way anymore.
I’m baffled because Shane said he was 100% and was coming over to hang, but then I see in his feeds that he went out to a party; I guess he was Dada%.
by Hixxz68 February 26, 2023
by tea chest February 26, 2006