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A literal queen. She is so confident, beautiful, and kind. People with this name are also very smart.
No one compares to Kesar.
Kesar by Biatch56 July 12, 2021
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She is the hottest, smartest and the prettiest. She is a literal queen. But no one knows what’s going through her mind and how many problems she faces because she covers it up with a fake smile. Every guy likes her but that one guy is the only one she has eyes for. She’s the oldest but often misunderstood by everyone even family.Even if she doesn’t think she can make it she will try her hardest even if she doesn’t wanna make it to the end of the day. She’s amazing at school and she will always try her hardest even if it means hurting herself.
Kesar you are amazing don’t give up!
Kesar by ShutTheFuckUp738 November 30, 2021
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Kesar Kesara Kesari kesaria Kesarn Guarav Kesari Ke'Sarah keara kearney Kedar
Hindi for the spice "saffron." Also, can serve as a woman's name. Women with this name tend to be beautiful, intelligent, and have a good sense of humor. Matches well with men named Jonathan.
Kesar makes Jonathan look good.
Kesar by pseudonym1313 February 4, 2010
kesar wildin once again
KESAR by teamsuperloves October 11, 2020
She is a literal queen and so strong also she is not afraid to speak her mind.

She usually goes really well with guys named Nolan or Mason.
Kesar and Nolan are literal soulmates.

Yeah, but Kesar and Mason would destroy the world together. Also have you seen the way they both look at her!
Kesar by ShutTheFuckUp738 February 1, 2022
Ajay Devgan's Mouth
Zubaan kesariya
Kesar by potate man uwu November 23, 2021
Rare and unique. Defineable by a select few
There has been and always will be only one kelara in the entire universe.
kelara by seeker of rare things February 16, 2010
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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
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