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A kind, bold-spirited person who always speaks from his heart. Hosting strong opinions about the things he enjoys and the things he doesn't, Athrv never shies away from standing up for himself and others around him.
Whenever I want someone's honest opinion, I go to Athrv.
Athrv by Akitoyoka November 22, 2021
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Sexy Indian kid
Athrv is hot
athrv by Athrvislitt November 24, 2021
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He is a pure hearted person. He makes lots of jokes but never hurts anyone. He is annoying at times but other then that, he is a really nice person. Everyone likes him. Sometimes he gets made fun off but he always puts a smile on other’s faces even if he’s sad.
Atharv is cool and amazing
Atharv by Universal Man October 1, 2020
Atharv is a short man that looks like saul goodman, he likes tottenham hotspur (a team which is hopeless and useless) and he enjoys doing your mom.
Atharv by rohaan's father May 15, 2023
Is a chilled out person with good looks, attitude, is a social animal. A person who's popular and famous for his smartness. If u see a guy crowded around by hundreds in your campus then that has to be atharva.
I want to be an atharva one day !
atharva by stanfordgeek May 27, 2014
He is a person who is the clown of his friend group, he always puts a smile on other peoples face even if he is sad. Yeh sure he is annoying but he has a pure heart. He is dirty minded but never uses it to hurt people in anyway. He is also a great writer.
Hey, That’s Atharv, he’s funny
Atharv by Universal Man October 1, 2020
Egotistic son of a bitch that has a tiny small dick, that is stubborn and has a thing for ugly girls.
Friend 1: "Hey, you wanna go to the movies later?"
Athivat: "No, I'm going to hang out with my fatass girlfriend."
Athivat by mrtweekr October 15, 2011
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