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syll. da-li-bor, dal-ib-or The boy name Dalibor is pronounced as Doll-e-Bore. Dalibor is used predominantly in the Slavic languages, and is a name derived from Slavic elements daleko meaning "far away" and boriti meaning "to fight", hence "distant battle."

These warriors make excellent lovers with their endless energy. Dalibors are loyal and protective. Extremely sexy to the female eye these men define romance and are the sweetest you'll ever meet. They likely pretend to be the silent types, but are exceptionally funny and always ready to be the life of the party.

Dalibor is another word for Delicious.
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Dalibor by Einstein Teacher February 3, 2010
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Daliborize 

Summation of defeat or rejection resulting in extreme shame. Can be performed physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, or sexually.
I daliborized that hamburger
Daliborize by bpacheco December 22, 2013
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daliborka 

The nicest girl you'll ever meet. She is kind, really cool and she is really pretty. Everyone loves her!
sometimes she can be angry and the scariest person you've ever met, but she's cool!
'Wow, look at Daliborka, she is fine AF man~'
'Yeah man, she is the coolest cat on the block'
daliborka by ARMY_69 October 10, 2018

daliborka 

She is beautiful girl with great sense of humor. She makes everyone around her laugh so hard that they forget about their troubles for a while. But make no mistanke, if you point a finger at her with some false accusation, she will bite it right off.
Men find her adorable and want to do anything just to make her smiling.
Daliborka is a great name
daliborka by Reni28 December 13, 2020

dalimore 

you gooner dalimaore
dalimore by Anonymous October 10, 2003
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