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They are the most beautiful, sexy, and smart girls. They’re independent and don’t like asking people for shit. Have a curvy shape, great in bed, and make people jealous. Jossa is trust worthy and love helping others. They always get into a love triangle and get into situations they can’t get their self out of. And most likely keep their life private even if they have a lot. And one more thing is that they keep a lot of secret.(There is so much things about them that others can’t figure)
Look at Jossa she so goddamn fine.
Jossa by Whythelookhun November 17, 2018
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Jacqueline Jossa 

Jacqueline Jossa is one of the most beautiful women of all time. Her smile is captivating, bright, and contagious. One which can light up an entire room. Her personality is energetic and bubbly. Her very presence can cheer someone up if they're in a bad mood. All Jacqueline Jossa radiates is positive vibes. Her style is unique, and she makes every outfit look absolutely gorgeous. Everything about this woman is pure perfection.

An incredible English actress, who's starred in TV shows, such as: EastEnders and I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
Jacqueline Jossa by Josh Silvester January 21, 2020
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Jessa Mae 

She stands for her disposition. Won't turn her back on promises for the person she really cared for. An excellent cook! Goal-oriented, loving, caring and most of all she is everything I can ask for. I love her so dearly. JDA
I can see a Jessa Mae in you! Keep it up!
Jessa Mae by BraVe_HeaRt27 June 7, 2021
amazing, beautiful, funny, cool, fun to hangout with, and one of the best people to meet
jessa is so beutiful
jessa by soccer.com August 13, 2018
She is pretty smart and everyone is obsessed with her. She is one of a loving person and she is quite.
Jessa is so smart and she is the quite person in our class.

JonSandman Disease 

Yelling in a YouTube video for seemingly no reason, in a click bait fashion.
"Why are you yelling?!"

"Sorry, it's like a tick that comes out of nowhere. It's called JonSandman disease."

Jossalin 

Jossalin's are very talented,playful, always wanting to help anyone out, smart, comical one of the best people in the world ,happy about life.BEAUTIFUL, but also stubborn as all
I love having a Jossalin around!
Jossalin by bubblegirl February 3, 2010
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