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She is a lovely sweet caring person,she has lots of friends she loves them like her own family.She loves shopping for clothes,her favourite event is her birthday obviously 💖 she would absolutely do anything for her friends and family. She is an amazing person and anyone would want to be friends with her. She is popular but she is nice.
Me:hey

Meida:hi you look stunning today
Me:have you seen yourself gorgeous
Meida by Jessica woodlock October 15, 2018
Related Words
Mehida • merida • mehrdad • Melida • mezida • Medidate • Mehidi • Mehika • Meida • Melidara
“Mehr” means sun in farsi and “dad” means given. So Mehrdad means Son of Sun.
Look at the Mehrdad, he looks so bright and shinny like the sun.
Mehrdad by Tooffun August 15, 2018
Melida is a charismatic, unapologetically herself girl. She cares about others regardless of past grudges or arguments. She’ll still be kind even when she’s in the worst mood. She’ll laugh at anything and everything because it’s a way for her to escape something she doesn’t know she’s running from yet. She’ll love anyone just as long as they’re funny.
Melida is the nicest person I know.
Melida by Blackqweenmagic April 17, 2020
Melida is one of the most weirdest but understanding girls you'll ever meet. She has a cultural background and is unique when compared to others.
Melida? What a weirdo. I still love her to death tho.

Mehimanent 

Mehimanent (adj):

1. Nauseatingly superfluous in speech; incessantly talking without saying anything of importance
2. Overwhelmingly vexatious, exhausting the patience of everyone present
3. Offensive, odious

Alternate forms: mehimanence (n), mehimanently (adv)
Janet had no clue the rest of the group was no longer listening to her mehimanent yakking.

Josh couldn’t get any sleep that night because of the toads caterwauling mahimanently nearby his hammock.

Because of the mahimanence of childish politicians and drama hungry news reporters, James cannot watch the news without feeling overwhelmingly disgusted.

Most common usage: “Don’t be mehimanent.”
Mehimanent by LES94 March 4, 2021
She is pretty and hot and humble.She is very good at singing and art and she deserves the best life ever and she will laugh at the first thing u do. She is very funny.
Me: i like Mehdia very much
Mehdia by Gagenator July 1, 2016
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Throat Sweats 

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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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