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(n)The best kind of person you can meet. He has the tendency to help you shine like he does and he is definitely one of the best company you can have.
He is highly intelligent and does not let you forget that he is likely to help you when you're in a tight spot.
Oh my God, he made it work. He is Irawo
Irawo by Irawo February 3, 2020
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Irawksome 

Irawksome (ər-ôk-səm): Annoyingly awesome.

Origins: combination of irksome and awesome. If someone is being irawksome, It is hard to tell if they are annoying you or being hilariously awesome.
This irawksome guy was trolling my friend late last night and my friend totally tilted.
Irawksome by Chezinu June 3, 2016
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Irawo • Isawo • Iawor • idawor • ijawon • irabor • irado • iradosaklitis • irakoze • iralo
I Really Am Laughing Out Loud. Because people misuse LOL all the time.
A: Want to hear a joke?
B: Sure!
A: A momma tomato and a baby tomato were walking down the street when suddenly the baby tomato started to fall behind. So the momma tomato walked back to the baby tomato, stomped on it, and said "KETCHUP"
B:IRALOL
IRALOL by Griffffffff September 8, 2012
Iralo is a short word for miralo wich means "look at him" in spanish, it is a slang way to say "well, look at you", mainly used in a playful way amongst friends.
For example;

Friend 1: "hey look at my new car, i got it on a deal and its nice"

Friend 2: Iralo! It is nice!

Example 2;

Friend 1: hey dude want to go to the bar to pick up on some chicks
Friend 2: No! I will never cheat on my girlfriend

***another day friend 1 sees friend 2 flirting with some girl****

Friend 1: iralo iralo! The one who said that would never pick up on other chicks is now picking up on other chicks.
iralo by Doffk October 27, 2019
Iyawo is a Nigeria word for a woman,wife, girlfriend or any female that is matured enough.

The word comes from the Yoruba language and really means "Wife" but has been adopted by almost all parts of Nigeria to call a lady
I love my Iyawo.

My Iyawo is the finest in this town.
iyawo by harrybite0007 January 1, 2014
An IRWOK is a chubby hairy child that resembles the love child of Steve Irwin and an Ewok.
"Jane: Look at mine and San'jins new born"

"Lee: Jesus he looks like an Irwok!"
Irwok by Lokian October 20, 2007
Esse show foi irado!!
This concert was so cool!
irado by Paula Mangia Garcia Terra November 5, 2006
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