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Cremia

Cremia is a character from LoZ: Majora's Mask, she is the Terminan version of an adult Malon in OOT, she is sexy, has good boobs, wears a pink dress, and hugs little elf boys in green clothes if they protect her carriage of chateau romani from lunatic bandits.

She also has a younger sister named Romani who has a paranormal obsession.
(Cremia before she hugs Link) - "Thanks, you're pretty cool."

(Cremia to Link) - "Are you ready, boy? I'm going to try to get us through here as fast as I can! If any pursuers come from behind, chase them off with your arrows. They may be after my cargo of milk bottles."
Cremia by Elyian September 27, 2010
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is when you pore whip cream on any part of a females body and lick it off
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Mexican way of saying "I jerk it without lotion"
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a giraffe trying to have sex with a visitor at the zoo. typically an 80 year old woman.
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Kayla: yeah it looks like it's gonna cremama with that kids granny!
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