dai lo

Literally means 'Big Brother' in Cantonese. Usually used by Chinese gangsters and wanksters to refer to their bosses.

Jan is my dai lo.

by Jan June 4, 2003

Dai Lo

Refers to an older brother who is adorable yet caring of his muimui.

A young man of greatness

Did you see that? Dai lo just totally killed that dance move!

He just bought food for his little sister, he must be a Dai lo!

by whyamihererightnowohmygod June 24, 2011

dai lo

A Band from Nottingham, England

'Did ya get the Dai Lo Album?'

by Tate September 22, 2003

Dai Lou

Cantonese term of "big brother" used as a triad term.

hey dai lou anthony

by LOLSAR April 7, 2009

dai low

Cantonese direct translation to big bro, older brother. Used many times when referring to an older member in a gang as a form of respect.

One: "Hey dai low, wassup"
Two: "STFU, don't call me that, you want to let the other gang members kill me?"

by MsockoR December 20, 2007

Dai Lou

its means Big Brother or Boss. However it can be used in sarcastic manner.

E.g

" Dai Lou there someone here to see you"

Or in sarcastically

"Dai Lou, i know you been here before but i am very sure the that the wrong way"

by Killroy111 November 18, 2022

dailo

In cantonese:

1. head boss/gangster
2. an elder that's respected
3. someone in a respected position
4. reference of respect

me: let me get that tea for you dailo.

by l33tf0b August 15, 2006