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Isaura
Isaura is more than a best friend, she is the better half for someone, she is the light in a darkness. she is just the life for someone. She looks so beautiful with her loyalty and that's makes someone happy.
you will never find a friend like isaura, so never let a friend like her go
you will never find a friend like isaura, so never let a friend like her go
Isaura
A hispanic name, usually of Caribbean descent. A person who who is kind and strong on the outside, and sassy, sexy, and sometimes dangerous on the inside.
Guy: Were you at that party last night?
Girl: No why?
Guy: Isaura totally bitch slapped that puta Mariana.
Girl: I didn't think someone like her would do something like that.
Guy: Well Obviously you don't know Isaura...
Girl: No why?
Guy: Isaura totally bitch slapped that puta Mariana.
Girl: I didn't think someone like her would do something like that.
Guy: Well Obviously you don't know Isaura...
Isaura by Nikki10127 October 2, 2011
Isaura
Awesome person!!! Reliable, responsible and definitely a GOOD friend. You will be nobody without a friend with this name!
Isaura by Sasa1234-9876 February 6, 2010
Isaura
Isaura... these nuts
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