janixan
Janixan did your mom
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Janixan
Has a gigantic penis and is a lover a lover of milfs he’s not that smart but he understands enough a person that his nice to the people he likes and mean to the people he finds annoying
Janixan by Bbc lover 69 November 21, 2021
Janixa
BEAUTIFUL , smart , super friendly & sweethearted girl that always thinks about others before herself , her family is a priority & her friends mean the world to her (specially one named helen <3) an AMAZING dancer , & really really really really really really reaalllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy HYPER <3 shes a type of friend you'll never imagine loosing , and if you ever do , your life might change drasticly. shes someone that you already miss when you've only spent 30 minutes apart . (:
Janixon
Adjective
1) One who performs a task incorrectly.
2) One who forgets or misinterprets information.
3) One who is clumsy.
4) One who is a janix.
Verb
-Janix
To perform the actions that make one a janixon.
French Origins: Les Jaunix
1) One who performs a task incorrectly.
2) One who forgets or misinterprets information.
3) One who is clumsy.
4) One who is a janix.
Verb
-Janix
To perform the actions that make one a janixon.
French Origins: Les Jaunix
Janian
AKA Tina. A sweet loving person that likes to wear black, oversleeps occasionally and could always kick your ass if she wanted to. Will probably be the reason you are always late but that shouldn´t bother you. Always there for a good laugh and will make you smile all the time. If you try to argue with her: give up - she´s smarter than you.
Janian
Aka Tina. A sweet loving person that likes to wear black, oversleeps occasionally and could always kick your ass if she wanted to. Will probably be the reason you are always late but that shouldn´t bother you. Always there for a good laugh and will make you smile all the time. If you try to argue with her: give up - she´s smarter than you.
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