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Lynndsie 

A girl named Lynndsie is head strong and loves her friends. She has a low self esteem but she doesn't realize how beautiful she is, so if you meet one tell her shes beautiful all the time. Usually they have blonde hair the and most beautiful blue eyes that make every girl jealous and make boys swoon. Lynndsies constantly change their moods as well but are usually a tom boy. Many people adore her playful and fun attitude and usually, Lynndsies have a lovely singing voice that she loves to sing with the world.
Lynndsies are so beautiful, even if she denies it, shes beautiful in my eyes.
Lynndsie by AshValentine December 10, 2012
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A Lyndsie is like a rare Pokemon. Lyndsies tend to be outgoing, energetic, and have a high level of both badassery and hotness. Most girls want to be a Lyndsie, but only some are lucky enough to have a Lyndsie friend. If you are dating a Lyndsie, you live in a fantasy world of adventure randomness.
Man, I'm so bored on the weekends. What should I do?

You gotta get yourself a Lyndsie. I hear they're the life of the party.
Lyndsie by Frank_Z August 6, 2011
Lyndsie is a name for someone with great wisdom. They are very loving and affectionate and will totally have your back. A Lyndsie is someone who is super sexy and can have a good time anywhere. If you are a Lyndsie then you are someone with a smart ass mouth and won't take shit from people. A Lyndsie will gladly extend her arm and slap a bitch if needed. Don't get it twisted, Lyndsies are people who love themselves and others. If your best friend is a Lyndsie, then you are 1 lucky person because you will never be lonely and always have a good laugh!
Dude, I love my friend Lyndsie.
Lyndsie by Ingas Lady October 10, 2011

Doing a Lynndie 

The act of pointing and laughing at an unaware victim while holding a cigarette half-cocked in you mouth and being photographed. Much like lynndie England.
When we were in Louisanna, I found a drunk guy, we got a camera and Did a Lynndie.
Doing a Lynndie by Eyemarten September 28, 2004
Beautiful, caring extremely thoughtful. She can only be described as brilliant. She is head smart and street smart. She is a leader, charismatic and a great person to have on your side. A bit psychic, she tends to know things before they happen or when they happen even if she is not there when it does. Amazingly connected for life to people she meets and becomes close with. Not a good enemy to have so be nice to her or you will regret it. You would make a wise decision to listen and take any advice she offers you because she is accurate 99.9% of the time.
Lynnsie is an all around great person anyone would be lucky to meet and know.
Lynnsie by lfriends February 3, 2010
Lyndsie is a very energetic girl and very loud. She loves to randomly sing and dance with her friends.
She's very kind and will do anything for her friends.
Girl 1:"Oh look there's Lyndsie"
Girl 2: "Wow... She's pretty outgoing."
Lyndsie by painfullysad January 27, 2018

Lynndsae 

Lynndsae’s are friends. They are not the other definition. That definition was written while that writer was young and immature. Lynndsae’s are perfectly nice, good people.
I was wrong about Lynndsae”
Lynndsae by UnknownHuman4454 April 8, 2021
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go ahead
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