by dennys 4 lif3 August 14, 2009
"Dingo dango" is a phrase, when spoken over an aviation channel, is allowed to be uttered by only flight instructors to other flight instructors. The meaning is similar to saying "ok, sounds good!"
Air to air conversation between flight instructors:
Pilot 1: "When I get on the ground I'll meet you for lunch."
Pilot 2: "Dingo Dango! See ya later."
Pilot 1: "When I get on the ground I'll meet you for lunch."
Pilot 2: "Dingo Dango! See ya later."
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by Matty "The Iceman" Ice March 8, 2011
A boy from Scotland who goes to India to learn how to answer a phone, Then eats curry every day and doesn't stop talking about it
That jaymie that works at prudential is such a jambo dango curry wango he needs to stop eating curry
by Yermumzvag April 26, 2020
Rango Dango's origin dates back to native English speakers confusing Dutch nationals. The Dutch are very confident in their English, however, Rango-Dango can only be defined recursively. Ie. Rango Dango must be explained using the term Rango Dango which breaks several rules of Dutch logic and practicality.
Rango Dangos is often said when you get the happy feeling of a group of friends leaving for a party together, beginning to prepare to cook dinner or even cycling through three green lights without catching a red.
It's also possible to Dango before you Rango which typcially ends in injury or embarressment.
It's also possible to Dango before you Rango which typcially ends in injury or embarressment.
by asturiascurious July 1, 2022