hey is that micheal smokin jale?
yeah you could always catch him with with a foil in hand.
he's a hardcore tweeker.
yeah you could always catch him with with a foil in hand.
he's a hardcore tweeker.
by datnigajoey May 28, 2009
literally means push, pull or "to work" has since turned into a word similar to "chingadera" used as a substitute for "stuff".
vato 1: hey lets go catch a flick
vato 2: not even, i have too much jale to do!
vato1: hey holmes, you sick? you sound like shit
vato2: yeah i have all this jale stuck in my throat.
vato 2: not even, i have too much jale to do!
vato1: hey holmes, you sick? you sound like shit
vato2: yeah i have all this jale stuck in my throat.
by Mike_In_SATOWN January 11, 2005
another term used in the south for heroin. usually for hispanics that dont speak english, black dealers know what it means and cops didnt for a while.
by TyffNi Leneá December 10, 2006
Jalee is a pretty, nice fun person who is amazing at drawing. She hates guys who cant keep secrets and she hates work. She loves maths and she is very sensitive.
Beautiful girl, Love u as a friend jalee!
Beautiful girl, Love u as a friend jalee!
by ICECREAM!!! September 20, 2010
by eastsincityreppin May 24, 2016
Spanish verb word that means to pull.
It's also commonly used as a noun to describe a work place where many people are working which sometimes involves pulling.
It's also commonly used as a noun to describe a work place where many people are working which sometimes involves pulling.
Used as a verb in spanish:
Yo jale eso lla, no lo jales tu.
Used as a noun in spanish:
Me voy al jale, nos vemos guey.
Used as a noun in english:
I'm going to the jale, see ya.
Yo jale eso lla, no lo jales tu.
Used as a noun in spanish:
Me voy al jale, nos vemos guey.
Used as a noun in english:
I'm going to the jale, see ya.
by EdMz October 21, 2009
Jaled is one of the many Arabic last names. Origin may have been from Lebanon. Jaled is also pronounced as “ha-lead” not “jay- led”
by La mexicana March 27, 2018