andele

English

Etymology

From Spanish ándale (“hurry! come on! let's go!”).

Interjection

andele

1. (US, slang) hurry up; come on; get a move on
   • 2006, Joseph McLaughlin, Trail of Death, page 413:

     What's wrong with you Miguel? Is that all the juice you can get out of this engine? I thought you were supposed to be the best driver in the unit! My old crippled grandmother can drive faster than you, and she only has one leg. Andele! Andele!

Anagrams

• Delena, aneled, leaden, leaned, nealed