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Etoy (n): An extremely friendly/talkative person who hails from Brooklyn, and can strike up a conversation with a paper bag. This social butterfly can be spotted wearing hats and traveling with a box of pizza in her hand. She is kind-hearted, loyal, and caring. Often referred to as "Antoinette", a rare gem that enjoys dancing, shopping, and bearing children. She's smart, funny, a little OCD, and always has a smile on her face...unless you've messed with her, in which case she can make some rather stank faces. She is not afraid to speak her mind. Please don't ever pronounce her name wrong, or get on her bad side, when you aren't looking she WILL cut you.
Person 1: "Yo, who is that dime over there?"
Person 2: "Oh, I'm surprised she hasn't talked to you yet, that's Etoy"

Person 1: "Whose loud voice is that? I can hear them all the way down the hall?"
Lori: "Hahaha! Oh, that's just my friend Etoy"

Person 1: "Hey, have you seen that new nurse yet?"
Person 2: "No, but I heard she's super awesome"
Together: "She must be an Etoy!"
Etoy by lorisnori June 8, 2011
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rungaha remagaha woraha teleha etoyamtee ramgay 

Long long ago, 1000 years before the kingdom of Ruraiharapur (present day Mangolia) was established, the king Vapashtra I and his descendants, Haranga Hatama Mango Yamtee Ramgay, and his grandson, Rungaha Remagaha Woraha Teleha Etoyamtee Ramgay was born in 2009. Rungaha Remagaha Woraha Teleha Etoyamtee Ramgay has king Vapashtra I's ancestry. His family history includes, Vapashtra I's son, Prince Lansapuram, married Princess Maharashtra, in fact, the Indian State Maharashtra was named after Princess Maharashtra. They had a son named Mumbaisetri. The Indian city of Mumbai was named after him. 600 years later, Mumbaisetri's great-great-great-great grandson, Mahanaga Rehasi Hamajagah Lamsaobaygio Bị Xỉu Rồi married Sansansi Pupunang Yamtee Ramgay, and had a son named Susasapay Palasau Yamtee Ramgay. His grandson would be Haranga Hatama Mango Yamtee Ramgay and his great-great grandson would be Rungaha Remagaha Woraha Teleha Etoyamtee Ramgay.
I can't believe it! I didn't know that Rungaha Remagaha Woraha Teleha Etoyamtee Ramgay have Vapashtra I's ancestry!
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