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Gequavius 

Has big goals and dreams that likely will intimidate others. Has the most contagious smile and laugh you will ever find. Typically found in ATL. If you get on the phone with him then beware; you won't stop smiling until about 30 minutes after you get off the phone with him. If you hear an "okay okay okay!!!!" just know he is near and ready to start his bullsh*t, don't worry, you'll have the time of your life. He has amazing taste in music and is going to be extremely wealthy one day. He is very persistent and a blessing to have in your life. If you want to have a deep, filling, and mentally stimulating conversation, just hit his line.
As soon as i got to ATL i heard an "okay okay okayyy" and knew Gequavius was about to start the foolery. I had to say "Chill out Quadoe"
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DeQuavius 

Dequavius is someone that is determined, and 9/10 becomes a millionaire. They’re very laid back and sometimes can be problematic. Nonetheless they always have your back.
There goes DeQuavius living his dreams.
DeQuavius by hesnotalibra November 21, 2021
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gequavion 

Gequavion is a name never heard before, it has neither religion nor origin. Gequavion is a name that means pride, independence, savior.
Gequavion is my name
gequavion by Iguanahelper November 25, 2021

Dequavius 

A Dequavius is used to reference a person who is bald or balding.

Slang// Someone who is a proud member of the british conservative party (Tory) (Can also be used

colloquially to reference a child predator)
"Tom, did you see tony yesterday, he is on his way to becoming a Dequavius, with the way his hairline is going"
Slang// "Did you see that politition yesterday, he looked like a right Dequavius type he did
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