Chitrangi
She is such a Chitrangi.
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chitranshi
Chitranshi means one of the most lovely peron on the planet. You will find 1 Chitranshi among 1 Billion people.
chitranshi by Friendly Neighborhood December 9, 2020
chitrangda
chitrangda by Yourmammah August 13, 2017
Chitrang
According to popular website naamkaran.com
The baby name Chitrang is Sanskrit in origin and it's meaning is spotted or striped. Chitrang also means tiger or leopard. Chitrang is pronounced "chi-th-raang".
But in real life, Chitrang is someone who is very smart, funny, sweet, and soft, both on the inside and outside. His knowledge in IT sector is better than you or anyone or any third person.
He will help you in life no matter what your trouble is. Bhai (Brother) he is. Only if he reaches you on time that is. Otherwise, he just sleeps (in a yoga pose) and grows.
The baby name Chitrang is Sanskrit in origin and it's meaning is spotted or striped. Chitrang also means tiger or leopard. Chitrang is pronounced "chi-th-raang".
But in real life, Chitrang is someone who is very smart, funny, sweet, and soft, both on the inside and outside. His knowledge in IT sector is better than you or anyone or any third person.
He will help you in life no matter what your trouble is. Bhai (Brother) he is. Only if he reaches you on time that is. Otherwise, he just sleeps (in a yoga pose) and grows.
My COmputer is broken. Lets call Chitrang
Girl:Hey baby, wanna feel me dirty tonite!
BOy: (sleeps)
YOU GOT CHITRANGED!
Girl:Hey baby, wanna feel me dirty tonite!
BOy: (sleeps)
YOU GOT CHITRANGED!
Chitrang by man_with_a_straight_face August 14, 2012
chitanium
chitanium by sirfixalot May 24, 2011
Chitrali
A woman of desire, attention catcher when she walks into a room, a passionate lover, intelligent, creative, sometimes not a woman of many words but her eyes will give it all away.
Chitrali by Kangaroo Joe December 25, 2008
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B)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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