Raimage

See: Gamiar

Syn: God, The Amazing, Gamiar

Raimage is better than you.

by Gamiar December 8, 2004

Ranice

Talented. Funny. Dangerous when seriously offended. Supportive. Too trusting. Adorable. Did I mention funny? I meant punny. Self-deprecating. Can go to extreme levels on both sides--- selfless and selfish, tranquil, then a tempest. Reasonable and sensible, then wonderfully awry and wild. Falling to pieces before she rises again, no cracks at her sides. Spitting fire and pain and frustration about those around her. Before she settles and slumps into quiet, enduring loyalty.

High pitched voice, that one can recognise from a mile away. It goes a little like 'AHHHHHHHH'. Other catchphrases include a muttered 'jfc' with a shake of her head.

Likes to shake her hair out a lot, if you didn't know that already.

A wonderful coder. Diabolic schemer. A tough but to crack. Beautiful. Complicated. Or maybe not so much.

She falls in love like she breathes.

Infuriating, and so, so lovely.

Ranice is a good person.

by I write about all of you December 22, 2014

Raim

A great guy, who is not only widely liked but is cherished by many. His smile, laugh and presence is adored and welcomed into peoples lives and hearts. All around a man you should wife up.

I like Raim, he’s so sweet.

by Mokins June 26, 2018

Rania

rania is very loud but can disappear for a long amount of time 😥 she’s friends with EVERYONE

Rania is a hawty

by Alzerix April 24, 2021

raimonding

The process of making the most friends you can imagine in a short period of time. This also includes having the best comebacks at any given time, sure to roast the living hell out of your opponent.

Damn!! That kid, Adam, is seriously raimonding it up over there!

by F to the fricken MA April 19, 2017

radimus

Radimus was an ancient roman term that later led to the shortened "rad", meaning cool.

hail bill, let us burn these scum. Radimus, I would certainly enjoy burning flesh.

by timbus March 26, 2009

rainmaker

An employee who creates a significant amount of new business to a company. This term is often used in the context of a financial services company, such as a brokerage.

We need to hire a rainmaker to bring our business up from a slump of no sales.

by dan July 25, 2003