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Eglė is not such an open person but she ussualy seems rude which is incorrect shes hella sweet you just gotta get to know that girl, this name origion is Lithuania A beutiful place whit not so beutiful people but the name/word eglė also means christmas tree
???:Have you seen Eglė today? She seemed mad!
Anyone:Nahhh she always looks like that just go talk to her she will be happy you did
Eglė by EveryoneMattersButNotRapists November 22, 2021
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Most stunning, amazing, EAGLER in the world, captivates my heart and body. Loved by many. Obsessed by one. Will you marry me? xx Eliza.
"Have you seen that Egle, she's so fine! Get in my belly!"
Egle by Eliza Moore November 4, 2008
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Egle • EGLER • Eglė • eglebegle • Egleh • Eglesciano • e-glect
(egg-lay)

the essence of awesomeness and attitude
During the pickleball game yesterday, that kick ass girll egle-ed the other team.
Egle by Hasulele March 2, 2009
Egle is the most nicest person on this planet, i love them, the words just can't explain how much they mean to me, they deserve the WHOLEEE wold and i love them and appreciate them <33
Egle we love you<3
Egle by Lesbianforjisookim May 15, 2022
Using Google to look up your own name, usually for the ego boost of seeing your name somewhere. Shortened from EGo boost from gooGLE.
I am so happy, I EGLED myself yesterday and my name came up 20 times!
EGLE by shooting-up-ego February 21, 2009
Imperator Egle, Beschützer der Maturanten, Filterer der Maturawürdigen
Vallah Egle gönnt nicht
Vallah Hurensohn mrk
Egle by yigi69 August 14, 2022
Egle is either a laughing egg (egg le) or disgusting (ekkel) in Norwegian. Otherwise it could be mistaken with an eagle.
That's Egle, she's eating a disgusting laughing egg
Egle by CreatorEvelyn February 22, 2024
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