Irish slang used in basically all of Ireland. Aul means old but its just with an Irish accent put on and the Irish sometimes tend to write things the way they say them. Examples of this include shlurp, shtop, shkyboy.
βI told my Aul one to fuck offβ
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Aul is a substitute for All. it is phonetically correct.
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A hot girl who is very close to a lesbian that simps for her. She does not like the lesbian back sadly π. She is also a crazy weeb, simps for todoroki, is short, and loves hoodies.
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A substitute for ALL. Used mostly when referring to a friend whose name is Paul. Basically, Instead of yelling PAUL really loud, YOU'D ESSENTIALLY JUST SHOUT ALLLLLLL.
it's also fun to point out the use of AUL swap in verbose interaction
AUL, AULWAYS, AUL in AUL, CAUL, WAUL, BAUL, ALCOHAULIC, U-HAUL
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Aule, counted among the mighty Valar he was a master of the material of the earth and was a great craftsman in Tolkien's mythology.
"Aule was creator of the 7 fathers of the dwarves but eru breathed life into them."
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the sound a girl makes when shes giving a rough blowjob. oh shitttt, nice!
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A mountain village in the Caucasus Mountains of Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan but usually applied to the first two locations.
An aul in Daghestan is a very eerie place. The houses are usually constructed so that their backs form a sort of step to the next row of houses and continue in this way until one reaches the top of the hill or cliff. The roofs form pathways to the neighbors' houses too. The overall effect is that of a sort of pyramidlike shape. The ancient stone towers, old masjids, bazaars, and the strange languages add to the eerieness.
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