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Korina
Korina is a very shy person but once you get to know her she has the most goofy and fun personality. She doesn’t even think twice about helping people she truly cares about. Once she’s set on one guy he’s the only one she sees. Constantly crushing on one guy that she can’t get out of her head. Falls for all of the guys with J names. Korina has trouble letting go of those she cares about and is very hard to understand at times. Quite frequently she goes through mental breakdowns but we love her sexy ass anyways. Most beautiful and attractive girl, her smile can light up any room. If she pays attention to you be considered lucky, she can be difficult at times but she’s there when you need her most.
Korina by lïghts òut October 25, 2018
Korinthenkacker
Noun, German. Literally, a raisin crapper. Someone who is so obsessed with nitpicking and petty B.S. that they spend all their time crapping raisins.
Manager - You've got to drop everything right now and finish your effort certification, your time logs, and your TPS reports.
Surgeon - Can't you see I'm performing trauma surgery here, Korinthenkacker?
Manager - I don't care, it's my ass if you don't do it.
Surgeon - Can't you see I'm performing trauma surgery here, Korinthenkacker?
Manager - I don't care, it's my ass if you don't do it.
Korinthenkacker by Res Gibson August 23, 2011
Korinn
Perfection. Super Girl in her prime. Intelligent, gorgeous, sexy, shy in public, bold in the bedroom. Amazing in every way imaginable. Incredible homemaker and mother. Hard worker. Never wrong, and even if she is, she can spin your mind till its you thats apologizing. A smile that can light up a room and haunt every night you spend without her. Dream girl to forget any girl you ever knew.
She is certainly a Korinn
Korinn by forgotton99 February 8, 2010
Kaori
Kaori is a Japanese girls' name meaning "fragrant". A Kaori ALWAYS smells nice, whether it be by shampoo, perfume, lotion, etc.
Kaoris are also really friendly. They love meeting new people, and you won't regret getting to know them. They love being much-loved in general (and they generally are much-loved), so they'll do a lot to make you like them.
Though Kaoris might seem very shy and polite when you first meet them, you'll soon discover their true nature. Someone named Kaori is usually eccentric, fun, and energetic. They love to laugh. Some Kaoris are more serious, true, but the majority are very cheerful.
Kaoris are also pretty well-rounded. They're generally good at art and their studies, though some of them are a bit lacking when it comes to athletics. They often know at least one instrument, and, if not, have various other talents to make up for it.
As you can see, if you ever are lucky enough to meet one of these pretty, creative, fun girls, you won't want to give her up. A Kaori is one of the best kinds of people you will ever find. :)
Kaoris are also really friendly. They love meeting new people, and you won't regret getting to know them. They love being much-loved in general (and they generally are much-loved), so they'll do a lot to make you like them.
Though Kaoris might seem very shy and polite when you first meet them, you'll soon discover their true nature. Someone named Kaori is usually eccentric, fun, and energetic. They love to laugh. Some Kaoris are more serious, true, but the majority are very cheerful.
Kaoris are also pretty well-rounded. They're generally good at art and their studies, though some of them are a bit lacking when it comes to athletics. They often know at least one instrument, and, if not, have various other talents to make up for it.
As you can see, if you ever are lucky enough to meet one of these pretty, creative, fun girls, you won't want to give her up. A Kaori is one of the best kinds of people you will ever find. :)
"That new girl in the class is named Kaori, right? It's kind of an unusual name, since it's Japanese and all, but... I think she must be really awesome."
Kaori by Magical Girl August 25, 2012