Maivy
a girl that likes raspberry butter rubbed on her buttcheeks from caucasian men that are 5'10" and listen to America Boy by Estelle in her free time.
Maivy by big boy swannnn January 9, 2018
Words you can keep
Maivy
Girls named Maivy, seem cold in the beginning, but the better you know them the more you notice, that they are the kind of girl that will never give up on your friendship. They will always be there for you and in addition are the most beautiful girls without even knowing it. It is your duty to frequently make them notice their own beauty.
Maivy by Clara the turtle May 7, 2021
Maiya
Maiya is one of the most funniest people you will ever meet. They can make you smile and will always have your back.Maiyas are outgoing,beautiful,and their really good friends.Get you a Maiya.
Person 1 - Hey do you know maiya, she's so funny if you don't you should really get to know her
Person 2 - nah I dont, i've heard of her but were not friends.I think I'm going to get to know her .
Person 2 - nah I dont, i've heard of her but were not friends.I think I'm going to get to know her .
Maiya by Mydefinitionsare100 April 13, 2017
Maiya
Maiya by Caroline103 May 30, 2018
Maisya
Maisya is a girl with a long hair. Cute and sweet. She likes to joke around to those who are close to her. She doesnt like people who likes to nag around. She is a trustworthy friend who you can count on. A true partner in crime. She loves to dance and eat. She might seems soft but dont cross her limit. She is the type who will fight for people she loved. She is neutral and balance. She is Maisya
I wish, I have a Maisya as a friend
Maisya is an amazing person
Did maisya just punch her? Because she cross maisya's limit?
Maisya is an amazing person
Did maisya just punch her? Because she cross maisya's limit?
Maisya by Neverland, 1851 November 29, 2019
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