Gavrila
A big family full of rich and educated people. They always know everything and that’s a fact. The family leader is named Michel, North or Theodor.
One of a kind
One of a kind
Gavrila by For real now... February 12, 2020
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Gavriela
Amazing friend and advice giver. Gavriela has been through enough to hurt, therefore doesn’t trust easy. She completely underestimates her beauty and doesn’t give herself enough credit. Gavriela is incredibly loyal and smart, she’s 90% sarcasm and a bit of a smartass too. You can never go wrong with a Gavriela, and once you love her there’s no turning back.
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Gavilán
Gavilán is Spanish for a species of hawk. But when used as a nickname or a pejorative for an older man, it implies that the older man likes to woo women who are much younger than him, not unlike a chicken hawk who swoops in to prey on little chicks.
Ay, that Señor Dioquino. For a man in his fifties, he likes to drive around in his Nissan offering rides to colegialas like a gavilán.
Gavilán by Sabena Seis December 5, 2021
Gavrilo Princip
1. The most amazing human being ever to live.
2. To be so Bosnian as to cough up blood.
3. To assassinate Archduke Ferdinand.
2. To be so Bosnian as to cough up blood.
3. To assassinate Archduke Ferdinand.
Gavrilo Princip by Jun-Jun the Spoon December 1, 2006
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