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AL Di Yi

(Pronounced-Al-D-yi)
AL Di Yi is the only substitution to replace the word: it
Although it has more to it than just it.
AL Di Yi can actually replace any word known to man; Verb, noun, adverb , any Grammar situation.
AL Di Yi also can be spoken during any language.

Also add meaning to what you are trying to say with Profanities!

Names are fictional and do not represent any living person.
Example 1
Alan)-Hows kids Tommay?
Tommy)-Oh yes, thanks alan there pret-
Alan)-Whatever AL Di Yi
Example 2
(Intoxicated)Alan)-Fucking AL Di Yi-(shaking fist)

by Patri. January 8, 2010

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al-Qaeda blanket

n. The blanket that someone in front of a webcam uses to create a professional environment and hide clutter from the bedroom or office from which they are filming/speaking. Named for the blankets which terrorist organizations sometimes use (or would use if they were smart) in order to release recorded statements without revealing their location.

I feel kind of weird giving my analysis of the State of the Union address with my closet in the background, so I'm gonna set up an al-Qaeda blanket, and I'll look like I'm in that super-professional anti-space where all the car commercials happen.

by GenerationFail March 21, 2011

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Dirty Al Franken

Verb/noun. When you sexually assault someone and think it’s funny.

I can’t believe you dirty Al Frankened when you joked about Roy Moore.

by DirtyAlAndTheBoys December 6, 2017

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reds apple ale

A real pussys drink tastes like aged piss in a bottle

Hey get me a Reds apple ale , fuck off

by Bob Saget April 5, 2016

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abou al abbass

A cute, amazing guy who can be total jerk one second but a complete sweetheart the next It depends on your actions. You are destin to fall in love once you see his eyes! Once you get to know him you can see his true colors but watch out cause every girl or guy wants him.

Abou al abbass is hot.

by Ines sanches November 23, 2021

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Nouri Al-Maliki

The current prime minister of Iraq; elected in 2006. Constitutional mandate expires in 2010. During his first year and a half in power Maliki was met with criticism from Sunnis (they make up +30% of population of the country) for not letting them having a substantial part in the government and for being to close to Iran (the population majority is Shiite). Sunnis obviously thought of him as having a sectarian bias.
He came to power by (mostly) the support of Al-Sadr, a prominent Shiite cleric who is the head of the militia group; The Mehdi Army (estimated to be +60,000 strong).
With the country coming in a brink of civil war in late 2006 (after the bombing of the shrine of Samara) to early 2007 all seemed hopeless, but nope. When President Bush announced the "surge" in January 2007(?) violence has (currently) reached a 4 year low and political progress has been made that would have never have happened if it weren't for the "surge"(IMO). Politically, the parliament has passed an amnesty law: mainly for Sunni captives, giving pensions to ex government officials from the Saddam era, goal reached for having substantial number of security forces, ect.
Once a "liberal" city during the Saddam era, Basra during the most of the war was met with strong religious Shiite militias because of the incompetence of the Britsh
In March of 2008, Maliki gained support of Sunnis for cracking down on Shiite militia in Basra; mostly the Mehdi Army (I find this impressive because Al-Sadr pretty much gave the job to Maliki back in 2006). The crackdown has also been praised by the Kurds and Shiites not loyal to Sadr. This shows that Maliki does not have sectarian bias or at least a very little one.
After the crackdown in Basra, Maliki had his sites on Sadr City; the main urban sanctuary of the Mehdi Army. The fighting was bloody for about a month and after that a cease fire was made by Sadr (probably not to look like even more of a cunt). Once the cease fire was made IRAQI security forces entered the stronghold to set up military check points. Since the presence of Iraqi troops Sadr City has been relatively calm.
To rid Al Qaeda in Iraq Al Maliki ordered forces to be sent to Mosul (dubbed AQI's last urban strong hold). Thousands of suspected fighters have been captured and according to a general commanding American forces in northern Iraq the province has seen a 80% decline in violence from a year ago (!).
And there you go boys and girls....

Nouri Al-Maliki is probably the coolest name ever in the history of mankind....

by Onoma May 29, 2008

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Al Dhafra private school

One of the worst schools in the world with the most shittiest teachers and shittiest people in general. Everyone is a snake and they all treat each other like shit. This school is cursed because whoever enters it starts acting like a bitch to everyone and completely changes. Have i mentioned that the education here is shit? especially PE class since no one does anything except getting their ipads taken from them. I honestly hope this school can burn and turn to ash

Al Dhafra Private School is shit

by gaayayayay December 4, 2019