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Liaz is a male/strong given name which represents people with high verbal expression, understanding and intuition gifted, charismatic and kindhearted. Have a tendency to innovate, dynamic, supportive and understanding, also funny, caring, kind and very passionate person. Liaz is protective of the peopel/person he loves, he does not talk alot but is a good listener. He sometimes likes to be left alone in his own world but when he has the opportunity to be around people he loves he never takes it for granted. Often they think about others and not about themselves. They are kind, sympathetic, generous, support and help, direct, with confidence. They may be too stubborn and dominance.
I feel so miserable...... I think I need a Liaz in my life.
Liaz by Damirez February 17, 2020
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liazrad man 

Liazrad Man is the coolest most awesome-est flash animation ever. It had it's debut on gprime and was very succesful. Now it's all over the internet! Liazrad Man kicks ass.
Doesn't Liazrad Man kick ass?
liazrad man by Bagel_Head April 30, 2006
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The girl that gets on your nerves constantly but you know she ur best friend even when she denying. No boy dreams of her cause they searching for her she a total dumb ass but she smart in bed. She's pretty ugly but that's your type u get butterflies underneath when she talks to you even though she only tells you to stop staring. She's obsessed and creative. Slime is #1. She's rude and messed up but you still want her even though she is without one friend but a girl older in the year above in school. She struggles in life that's why she needs you.
oh my gosh who's that girl that has mess everywhere.
Jim: that's just Liaza
liaza by #BestieGoals May 1, 2018
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