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Kehiryn by Senpai kun August 19, 2020
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Keiryn is a unisex name. It’s a different spelling of the name Kieran. Keiryns are usually shy and quiet, and it takes time to get to know them. When you do get to know them, they’re sarcastic, have a good sense of humor, and scary intelligent. They usually daydream during class or in any other activity. They’re an introvert and prefer to be alone, but they do have a small group of friends they love to spend time with. Keiryns will always have your back and stand up for you no matter what. Even though they’re shy, Keiryns are a great people to be friends with.
Will I see Keiryn at school today?
keiryn by deadinsideforever May 21, 2018
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khiryn by jtoombs6866 May 21, 2018
A boy who is a real charmer with the ladies. He gets almost every girl he wants, and many girls are very attracted to him. His musical ability is usually what charms these girls. It also has to do with his amazing looks and stunning smile. Although, he takes many things for granted and usually can't blame himself for anything. A Keirynn is a boy who is not perfect, but that's what makes him such a great person. Anyone would be lucky to have a Keirynn.
Girl 1: "I'm so lonely right now, but i just don't feel good enough for all these perfect guys"
Girl 2: "You need to find yourself a Keirynn!"
Keirynn by Yettithy September 21, 2011
Keiryn is a good cunt
Fuck that guy keiryn is a good cunt
Keiryn by odjcbsd March 20, 2021
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