Anik

Anik is a person who loves,a person who can beat anyone with the power of love,he cares about everyone.he just closes his eyes and sees the person he loves the most he could beat anyone just by his love and his heart,don't underestimate the power of a common man

Love can win,just think as anik did

by Ank May 17, 2017

Aniela

If a girl is named aniela she is usually really smart,beautiful,outstanding,and smart. She has the most unique smile everything about her is bright. She has her days where she can be a bitch but she is mainly sweet. She is loyal and she loves everyone and everything! And she is usually thick and has big tittys her name also means princess angel of the wind!

Aniela is super thick‼️👅

by Emogirl😂❤️ October 9, 2018

Anika

The most amazing person on the planet, who is super intelligent, hilarious, incredible, stunning, and just plain awesomeness.

"I wish I was an Anika!"

by Azyd123 October 13, 2016

clay aiken

closeted homosexual.

Be proud to be gay. Don't be a clay aiken.

by bonitas October 21, 2008

Anielka

A super hot sexy gorgeous European girl. Is incredibly nice to everyone she likes, but if she doesn't like you, WATCH OUT!!!!! Shy at first, but once you get to know her she's a riot!! Is committed to all relationships, and is a loyal friend. She is very organized and very smart.

WOW!!!!!!!! did you see that hot girl? She MUST be an Anielka!

by CRAZYFROGGY March 13, 2013

Anikan Skywalker

Anikan Skywalker is a simp. He killed fucking Jedi so he could be with Padme what the actual fuck. But besides that he’s quite a good jedi

Anikan Skywalker

by Charboy June 22, 2020

A-Alike

Someone who is your carbon copy(personality wise, or in demeanor); mostly endemic to the East Coast (New York) and conscious rap artists.

Someone who exhibits the same behavioral characteristics as you do.

"Now Im bout to meet my homegirl cause we be alike: A-Alike, B-Alike, now let's G Alike". Ladybug of Digable Planets from 9th Wonder (1993).

"Son is my A-alike" Noreaga (referring to Capone).

by Ryan E. Bates September 4, 2005