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1. Spelling variant of pal, given an extra "a" in attempts to affect a Southern or "down home" accent.
1. How ya doin', paal?

2. We're a couple of cuddlin' paals.
paal by Tiny Paal January 8, 2009
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Paal is a person that everyone loves and want to fuck, his classmates are usually gay and think that Paal is the best person in the world, paal is a person that is taking all the sexy ladies
Paal is a person that everyone loves and want to fuck, his classmates are usually gay and think that Paal is the best person in the world, paal is a person that is taking all the sexy ladies
Paal by hasdfasda October 11, 2018
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paal kuppi 

Oh i wish i was paal kuppi
paal kuppi by Stacy259 April 22, 2021
12C: DEI PAAL PAcketuh

vk: sollunga sir
paal item is vk 12c1 19-20
paal item by VKPOTTAAAAAAAA December 20, 2021

Baadam Paal 

"It's a swear word coined by a clever individual for the convenience of expressing frustration in public, and it translates to 'Why, bro? What is the matter with you?'"
guy : i wanna date your ex
me : baadam paal
Baadam Paal by dandanaka June 3, 2023
Rapunzel on steroids. A Viking who camps in the box to score shameless tap-ins.
It can only be used in the box, as he doesn't exist outside it

Paaland- Noun
Paaland by Al Nassr January 5, 2023
Shameless statpadder currently playing for a shameless club. Most of his boring goals are penalties or tap-ins and he only scores a decent goal once in a blue moon.
Did you see the goal Paaland scored last night?
Yes it made me fall asleep instantly.
Paaland by ball knowledge April 28, 2023
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