desp
Desp means despondent, being in a desperate situation, sad, gloomy, hopeless; usually for a short period of time.
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desp
An abreviation for the word desperate. It is commonly used by people who just don't feel like using the word desperate, or by people who just say it to be like others.
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despacito • desperate • despair • Desperado • desperation • desperate housewives • despacito 2 • despoina • despite • despondent
Desp
When someone is so desperate to date they look for someone who would obviously say yes, the person who is asked becomes their desp.
Desp by Vertexboii October 4, 2018
desp
derived from - desporation. anyone who is a desp should cleary cry.they may be a desp for any reason.mainly,that they are generaly a desp.
desp by stuart bonnington July 29, 2008
Desp
A person whose favorite school subject is science. They cannot get enough of it and they study it every single hour of the day. They specifically want to study ιατρική and that I'd quite possible because Kerapeos didn't raise the scores for that one specific school they wanted to get in for years.
Desp is a very mentally stable person who has very high standards for potential lovers
Also Desp is madly in love with Evi and wants to scream it to the whole world
Desp thinks that Evi is the sextiest person in the whole planet
Desp is a very mentally stable person who has very high standards for potential lovers
Also Desp is madly in love with Evi and wants to scream it to the whole world
Desp thinks that Evi is the sextiest person in the whole planet
Desp by MatthewWilliams607 November 20, 2021
Love Desp
A male/female who is desperate for love or attention by usually the opposite sex through texting or any form of conversation. A Love Desp will annoy the hell out of any male/female they choose to like.
Desp is the short-cut form of Desperate or Desperation.
Desp is the short-cut form of Desperate or Desperation.
Despoulla
Despoulla by qjdosmikkkk October 15, 2014
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