Devarice
A man of many talents, one who never gives up no matter what and never backs down, and always sees the brighter side of things no matter what.
Devarice by Brighter side June 6, 2021
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devarick
Devarick means unassuming, non egotistical, kind, and good. Devarick has rare beauty in the form of inner peace and outward bone structures that are somehow aesthetically pleasing to every eye. Devarick means steady, unwavered by traumatic experiences , societal pressures or externally projected norms. Devarick means journey, not yet completed. Devarick means looking out for others and sometimes forgetting self love. Devarick means eyes that see beauty and are beautiful.
If you ever meet a Devarick, take the time to listen and also to check out his side profile bone structure!
devarick by RealHoneybee July 13, 2018
Devarick
A Devarick is a nigga that will take yo bitch. Usually your bitch will shoot her shot first. Devarick loves being the side Nigga cause then ain’t no expectations.
Devarick by Crypto Rap God November 24, 2021
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