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Feride means unique, most of the time from a Turkish decent. They are beautiful and kind. They are good at keeping secrets and are loyal friends.
I met Feride at the park, man she is kind!
Feride by The writer1234 December 7, 2020
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An exotic beauty usually of Turkish descent. She makes the people say "yeaahhhh". Way too many guys want a piece of that but she gives only a select few some serious lovin.
"Yeaaaaahhhhhhh, Feride is in da Ha-OUSE!
Feride by OhhYeaahh February 11, 2010
She is an beautiful girl
Farideh are mostly short

They are are nice and sweet

They love to be truthful
Person 1: have u talk to farideh?
Person 2 : yeah she was nice
Farideh by Kidwavy June 29, 2018
Feride means unique. It is most of the time from a Turkish decent and are kind and beautiful. They will have some stubbornness, but it never overpowers their kindness. They will pick their friends very cautiously, and you don’t want to upset them
I just met Feride at the park, she is SO kind!
Feride by The writer1234 December 10, 2020
The kind of woman that you might meet in India at a Yoga Ashram, or on an Greek Island, or on a long weekend in Lisbon, or maybe go for a cup of tea with in Frankfurt. A Farideh is always a beautiful woman with deep dark eyes that make you realise what the writer meant when they said the eyes are the windows to the soul. Faridehs are very good at smiling, and when they do so it makes everyone else want to join in. They are by nature inquisitive and want to learn about themselves and the world they live in. They make good travel companions, being adventurous in spirit.Individuals remark that the World is a more beautiful place when you know a Farideh.
Farideh, did I meet you in a Yoga class?
Farideh by Ramblingman June 16, 2020
Mostly short and beautiful young girl

And have a very sensitive feel
She blushes when you complement her

Usually short and chubby
The best part is that she sweet and nice
Person 1: did u talk to that Farideh girl?

Person 2 : yeah she was so nice!!!!
Farideh by Kidwavy June 29, 2018
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