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Ayomikun is the name of a person who is handsome or beautiful depending on the gender. This is also someone who people believe they can trust and have a good connection with. This person is very nice and loving as it may seem but don't get on their bad sides they can be very annoying
That boy named Ayomikun is very handsome but can also be very annoying.
Ayomikun by Clevergang January 23, 2018
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Name of a girl in yoruba
Loyal, trustworthy ,truthful
And careing very romantic and fun to be with they always have a romantic smiles and they are mostly tall straight girl
Ayomikun is a name in Yoruba language meaning my joy is full
ayomikun by AYOMIKUN March 17, 2017
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Ayomikun is usually a creative, ambiverted boy or girl. Ayomikun is a shawty and is known to be very good at giving advice. Get yourself an Ayomikun, you might not think you need one, but you do.
Omo, Ayomikun is such a bad b!!!😍
I don’t know what to do, let me ask Ayomikun.
Ayomikun by Olea August 3, 2021
A slightly used dlildo or buttplug.
where is my Ayomikun im horny right now.
Ayomikun by slimebuttlord January 19, 2025
Ayomiku is a Nigerian name of Yoruba Origin. Meaning my joy remains or I have unending joy. She is sweet, always smiling, funny and teases a lot. She has a great sense of humor and is friends with everybody although can be such an irritant. She can be unemotional or too emotional but never in the middle.
Guy A- she’s so playful and hilarious, she radiates so much joy!
Guy B- she’s definitely an Ayomiku!
ayomiku by RQueenJ January 31, 2020
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