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Damaris comes from Dama, or lady, and aris, the goddess of trees. Damaris is sweet, intelligent, mature, proud, good decision maker, logical, reasonable, wonderful, handsome, rare, and magical. When seen one must bow in honor of her presence.
1. She must be a Damaris, for she is everything above!

"Oh Damaris, your presence brings honor and peace in this classroom."
Damaris by Damaris of course February 5, 2010
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Derived from the Greek word for calf. Damaris was an Athenian woman who St Paul converted to Christianity. Gentle.

People with the name Damaris have a deep inner desire to inspire others in a higher cause, and to share their own strongly held views on spiritual matters.

People with the name Damaris tend to be idealistic, highly immaginative, intuitive, and spiritual. They seek after spiritual truth and often find it. They tend to be visionary and may inspire others. If they fail to develop their potential, they may become dreamers, or misuse power.
she so Damaris
Damaris by xwickedbabex November 7, 2011
smart, ambitious, loves to take charge, he's a leader by all means. A family man, he will do anything for his family. Any girl would be lucky to have him he's a great provider. He's also a romancer and easy to fall in love the true meaning of one woman man.
Damarcus is the best hes such a family man
DAMARCUS by Kim tucker December 23, 2016
Damaris is a masterpiece created by god.
She is ladylike and nice like an angel.
Look, there is Damaris, a sign of god.
Damaris by Darki June 5, 2009
a Greek word meaning lady; the women with this name is said to be very classy, elegant,spohisticated, and lady-like.
Damaris lived up to her name and directed herself in a most lady-like manner.
Damaris by Marilynne April 3, 2008

DaMarcus tomblob 

When someone wearing light coloured shorts proceeds to unwittingly shart blood bubbles from his farter. Unaware of this manstruatuon faux pas, he wanders around displaying a design which resembles the flag of Japan if you replaced the red dot with a cannelloni smashed by a baseball bat. Later you will find him lying face down on a bed, looking as if he’s just had his ring-piece destroyed by someone, who was at least polite enough to pull his shorts back up afterwards...
Does Big Geoff not realise he wandering around with a huge DaMarcus tomblob - shouldn’t someone tell him?

Nah I quite fancy pumping his bumhole later on anyway and there’s no need for him to change his shorts twice...
DaMarcus tomblob by elvi888 September 22, 2018
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