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/az-zees-ta/ unisex name, they are sweet, kind, and sometimes being weird and bitter. People see them as a cotton candy in person because people could easily fall in love with them but sadly they are fragile and will give you tooth ache. They looks tough and mean but actually they just shy and don't really know how to talk with strangers, once they know you they will chirping and talk to you nonstop. When they're not around you will miss them and feel not complete without them.
X: Have you met Azista?
Z: Yes, i met them yesterday and omg their smiles drives me crazy
Azista by Roxaline November 26, 2021
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Cotton candy in person, a lot of people like them because of their sweetness, kindness and their humour but sadly they could give you toothache and they are too fragile, they will give you the warmest smile ever, and always take care of you.
X: Hey have you met Azista?
Y: Ofc, omg their smile drives me crazy!
Azista by Roxaline November 22, 2021
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Azista • alistair • Arista • Akista • alistar • Anistasya • Aristasia • Azita • aaista • Adista
Azita is a Persian aristocratic name given to strong and beautiful women among the powerful and wealthy . It means "goddess of fire". They are exceptionally beautiful inside and out. They are usually very intelligent and independent, they tend to only trust the trustworthy. They make friends very easily and stand up for them, and are both physically and mentally strong.
Man 1: Wow! No wonder Azita has so many friends, she's so nice!

Man 2: Yea, not a lot of people are kind and intelligent.
Azita by Jack Allegre May 31, 2019
Pronounced "(Azz)(e)(tah)"

A name from the Farsi language.

A name popular among the wealthy to give their daughters, meaning "Goddess of fire".

People named Azita are usually very short tempered but very beautiful.
Person 1: Wow, can you believe she reacted like that?
Person 2: Come on man, you know Azita doesn't like to be asked about her test results!
Azita by Themanfromiran August 2, 2016

Alistair 

noun
1. The best boss in the world; an Alistair boss is kind, smart, wise, strong, charismatic, always generous with his time and advice, and has limitless patience
2. An Alistair is a leader. He is a mentor, teacher and inspires everyone who works for him to be their best self. It is a privilege to work for an Alistair
3. You always want to be around an Alistair...his energy is magnetic. You are so proud to know and work for an Alistair!
Everyone should have an Alistair in their lives :-)
Alistair by 1974 kid December 23, 2022
a comedic gem, combining titanic and amistad to create a masterly of lulz. found within the movie scary movie. featuring one of the Wayans brother's as the main lead.
I'm the king of the world *yelling incoherently*

cue appearance of balding slave master with his whip cocked back.

the whip cracks across the back of the initial speaker, who happens to be black, impersonating the king of the world moment from titanic.

Amistad 2: Get your ass back down here boy!

In theaters soon
Amistad 2 by Keoni-san July 17, 2009

anistasia 

A beautiful and powerful girl who looks small and weak but is really strong and her heart is the best heart anyone can ever hope for
"That Anistasia is amazing "
anistasia by MusicIsMyLifeBlood July 24, 2016
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fache-couture 

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Usage:
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pajama casual 

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funflation 

The recent boom in consumer spending on entertainment and experiences with a high demand running up the cost of enjoying of those experiences.
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