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Ren is a really cool celebrity with lots of awesome friends and an very good personality. They are a great story writer and very wise, and know practically everything, including dating advice, life advice, and moral advice. They are a great person overall, and everyone deserves to know how cool they are.
no way, is that /ren/? they’re so cool!!!!
/ren/ by hazel!!!! February 23, 2022
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YOU EEDIOT
ren: you eediot
Ren by TOOLAZY4U September 15, 2020
ren is the best a person can be and the closest the can come to becomeing a gentleman, one who respects his brothers and remain's unrecognised while is free of resentment. Ren is used by Confucius in his book the, The Analects.
Might we say that filiality and brotherly respect represent the root of ren?
ren by juggulator November 29, 2006
(i wish i was a ren)
Ren by Ashhleyy August 23, 2012
Somebody who gets easily pissed off, or acts in an annoying, almost accusatory way.
They were being such a ren last night!

How so?

Well, he got mad when I made fun of his hair and threatened to call the cops.
ren by gayfacz May 23, 2020
Ren. Rhymes with Ben but way cooler, less hillbilly. Ren is a name that means water lily and is japanese in origin. Some people immediately think of Ren and Stimpy, those people are morons. If you’re looking for a cool name for your stupid baby, go with Ren, it will make your stupid offspring much cooler.
Ren can’t really be used in a sentence that makes sense.
Ren by TurkBerserk May 15, 2019
noun; Chinese word meaning forbearance, or tolerance.
Maintain a state of ren and your character will grow stronger.
Ren by Dr Winterbourne February 21, 2009
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