A sweet girl that always makes you happy and can make a terrible day amazing by smiling at you. Always has great manners and will be helpful wherever possible
by Always Wise February 5, 2019
by MrHenchy42069 May 3, 2019
A beautiful girl with high values and good intentions. She loves football and gains the attention of everyone. She's extremely attractive, kind, funny, and chill as hell. Definitely an eye catcher and someone to admire.
by EatSleepRepeat December 23, 2015
hebrew meaning song...girl next door beauty who's down to earth, skin like a noxema model and brains like Einstein...may seem innocent and pure, but give a Pslam some alcohol and you've got a party!
"Emily seemed nice enough at first, pretty but kind of quiet, but by the end of the night she had turned into a Psalm...on the bar doing karoke and had everyone partying along."
by kountrygal February 4, 2010
A girl who is always kind and can make a terrible day amazing by smiling at you. She is always trying to be helpful and friendly.
by Always Wise February 5, 2019
Psalm is a wonderful young woman an usually from the phillapines . She wishes to be some kind of pop sat with a guitar and a beautifully singing friends often named Madison or madi and ruby they will grow up to be together no matter what and neve stab in the back friendship is what matters
by Madimoo143 April 20, 2017
A psalm by King David, when he was fleeing from his son Absalom, who wanted to dethrone him. In spite of being assailed by thousands of his enemies, who didn’t believe God would rescue him, David cried out to the Lord for help. The Lord delivered him by striking his opponents, because salvation belongs to the Lord, whose blessing is on His people.
If Donald J. Trump, the Pharisee-in-Chief, who lusted for money, sex, and power, and who is presently facing so many trials, tribulations, and temptations from all sides, appropriated the promises in Psalm 3, what are the chances that his name would not only be in the Book of Life, but he’d also return as an anointed political savior?
by MathPlus June 30, 2021