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Norsk (Norwegian) for cheers, drink up! Pronounced like scauld without the D, scaul.
Skål!! It's newyears!!
Skål by Dr. Battleship DeCock March 14, 2008
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Skål in danish meaning cheers.
Mostly used drinking alcohol.
Skål!
Skål by Anmi2022 June 30, 2022
The Norwegian and Swedish word for "cheers". Almost only used when drinking alcohol, and rarely used when thanking someone for something like how the english "cheers" is often used.
Skål for the new year!
Skål by Maggyisswaggy June 9, 2019
Swedish and Norwegian word for cheers. Could also mean bowl on swedish.
"I would like to bring out a *skål* for David here!"

"*Skål*! For our brilliant football team!"

"I really need to buy a new skål, I broke mine yesterday."
Skål by Shiki Chan February 27, 2017
Im from Denmark skal

skaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal
Skal by YungDavid June 7, 2018
It is another word for slag or a hoe
"that girl is such a skal!"

"she got off with Tony behind the bike shed, they did tongues and everything... dirty SKAL!!!"
skal by skal March 25, 2008
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