Mahamuda
Mahamuda by Mahamuda majumder we were ini July 28, 2022
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Mahamuda
Mahamuda by Mahamuda majumder we were ini July 28, 2022
mahamud
A noble boy. One that does not lie because he's bad at it. Tends to be very handsome and very, very good with girls. However, he does have trouble with patience. Mahamud is another name for Mohamoud, altered usually for uniqueness.
This boy tends to enjoy animie and loves football. Everyone would like to have Mahamud as a friend because he's just an awesome guy.
This boy tends to enjoy animie and loves football. Everyone would like to have Mahamud as a friend because he's just an awesome guy.
Girl: Hey is that Mahamud?
Girl (2): Yeah! Let's see if he'll go shopping with us.
Girl: He's probably got better things to do.
Girl (2): Like freakin' football.
Girl (2): Yeah! Let's see if he'll go shopping with us.
Girl: He's probably got better things to do.
Girl (2): Like freakin' football.
mahamud by crazyyygiiirlll May 15, 2014
mahmudah
mahmudah by dogwater46 July 16, 2021
Mahamudi
Mahamudi is someone that just wants too live his life. He has a great personality and may struggle on his path to success but he will have a good future and prove some friends wrong.
Mahamudi by Whydobirdsfly July 6, 2019
mahmuda
The most gorgeous girl in the world; sexy, cute, adorable and beautiful. She also has character; funny, caring, adoring, cute and sweet. The ideal girlfriend/wife.
mahmuda by The Other T-Man September 23, 2012
MAHAMUDUL
Mahamudul is basically a badass. And they poop and become obese. They are annoying, and gay, but have a HUGE ass!
They are funny too and make you fall over. Idk if you would fall in love but I hope so! 💜
They are funny too and make you fall over. Idk if you would fall in love but I hope so! 💜
MAHAMUDUL by IsThisGiselle October 21, 2023
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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