This girl is a rare and exotic beauty. She exudes sexiness and confidence like no other woman. Men go crazy about her, because she soft and sensual, yet so challenging at the same time. Women find themselves intrigued by her as well. Often her skin is like honey and her hair is like curly silk. Though she's breathtakingly beautiful, she's a intellectual brainiac. She embraces failures and successes without losing herself. Extremely goal-oriented, she's known to conquer any challenge. Most importantly, she's loyal in relationships and friendships. She can be a gorgeous savage if betrayed.
Life is so much greater, because I'm blessed with a Karema. Geesh! I musthold on to this rare gem.
Karelia the land of the Karelian people, is an area in Northern Europe, split between Russia who owns the Republic of Karelia, East Karelia and the Karelian Isthmus; and Finland who own North and South Karelia.
One day Karelia and the Karels will gain reunify and self rule! Long live Karjala!
The male version of a COVID-19 Karen. Typically, the Kareman is already enraged because life hasn't been good so far. A Kareman usually has 6 to 9 children that generally resemble him a morbidly obese wife and rents a single-wide mobile home. Kareman will pick a business like an unsuspecting Costco and enter the store which has had a mask-wearing policy for over a month.
The Kareman enters the store and is promptly informed of the policy at which point he goes Full Kareman, spitting shouting and stinking of body odor like a feral goat, (the single-wide and 8 people) as he goes into a full-blown mask rage.
An angry anti-mask COVID-19 Truther is irritated with life in general, even though his dream president is in office it hasn't improved anything related to his position in life. In order to compensate, the Anti-masker goes Full Kareman and winds up in jail.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the USCoast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."