Abeita

Strong-willed also Intelligent Lives for her Family.can be soft hearted but is Stern on rules of Following a straight path..She is softhearted & cries easily... She's a wonderful listener & determine to Succeed..

Abeita is wonderful listener, a softhearted , intelligent and assertive also creative..Strong willed lives for her family caring Person with a big enough heart..

by Abeita December 21, 2021

Aberie

Aberie is a rare name, Aberies are Dumb and talk to much. Extremly loud and short haired and love big macs.

Aberie ate my big mac!

by MCDONALDSYEAHSSSSSSYEA September 28, 2020

akevin

Early manifestation of tourettes in which a person will mutter profanities and claim they could not help themselves.

"The Australian PM appears to be akevin"

by The other other Crumbly March 9, 2009

Abeism

The practice of being built different

Person 1: What religion are you apart of?
Person 2: Abeism
Person 1: What is that?
Person 2: It means I am just built different

by G0ri1a December 14, 2020

abelino

Definitely Mexican or something Latino but also a dad and gets mad when he doesn't get his way and probably does construction with his brothers,cousins, friends and his boss is probably American.

Here comes abelino the cholo number 1

by me.not.you.bish September 13, 2016

Abeiku

A loving and caring good-looking gentleman, who will do anything for the people he loves.

He just gave up his seat for an old woman. That boy is an abeiku

by RipePlantain June 18, 2011

alevic

This means unwilling to acknowledge that humans have various levels of consciousness development resulting in different degrees of skill in expressing life skills. Being alevic may imply a projection of equality upon others in the mistaken belief that determining quality of another's consciousness (hence, level of development) is unfair to that other person in and of itself. But understanding qualitative differences and levels can lead to a realization of just where a person can improve himself or herself if willing to do so. See the work of Ken Wilber for discussions of levels, lines of development, and states of consciousness.

Her alevic view tended to stall the development of her students as individual differences were seen as relative in her eyes. Difference was honored above development.

by Gregory V. Richardson July 19, 2004