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Anuradha 

A rare creature of monumental awesomeness. Their ninja-like mastery of stealth means that they are rarely seen in public, although large numbers of them are rumoured to reside in Robert Downey Jr's dressing rooms. Legend has it that they can be summoned by disguising one's self as Jake Gyllenhaal and hopping half-naked through a cornfield at midnight to the sound of Coldplay's Clocks. Reportedly have ties with both MI5 and the KGB; their small stature and seemingly harmless nature make them ideal for infiltration ops.
Bob: *putting on sunglasses* Well I guess it's time t'go Anuradha huntin'
Anuradha by Inebriated Garden Gnome December 5, 2010
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Anuradha 

He is a Anuradha for her and will do anything for her
Anuradha by Oxford Lak November 13, 2021

Anuradha 

She's like Anuradha if you try to catch, you'll fall.
Anuradha by Dev1c323 November 21, 2021

Anuradha 

She's like Anuradha if you try to catch, you'll fall
Anuradha by Dev1c323 November 21, 2021

anuradhaness 

A state of extremely unmatched craziness, funness, coolness and awesomeness with an amazing dash of DAness
Life is no fun without some anuradhaness.
anuradhaness by B!gcH!LL March 2, 2015

Sree Anhuradhaa 

Sree Anhuradhaa is so short, she could be a dwarf.
Sree Anhuradhaa by Bokkessss November 22, 2021
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