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Melianté 

Melianté pronounced Meli-haan-tay , (prefferably a girl) determines her own definition , very kind , very loving , heart of gold, smile that lights up a room , is an introvert but with a little bit of extrovert spice. She always puts people feelings above her own and will rather suffer than let them be hurt , Melianté is a true friend
I wish I knew a Melianté
Melianté by MochiM November 22, 2021
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Spanish for 'gangster' or 'thug'
whatup maliante
maliante by El Cangri May 2, 2004
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Melinated 

Beautiful people of color ,especially from the black race
Oh! Look my (melinated) friend is coming.
Melinated by Nalique December 11, 2017
Smooth Operator, Someone not to mess with
That dude from Central America thinks he is a maliante.
maliante by Maliante December 23, 2007

Melinated 

When playing Call of Duty 4, a person called Mel sends an online invite to join the deathmatch... and then she fucking annihalates you and tells everyone about it the next day at work, totally humiliating you in the process
Geoff: "Shit, she has totally Melinated me again"
Toni: "Who the fuck is Mel, Geoff, you two-timing bastard"
Geoff: "No.. she.. well.."
Toni: "I hate you"
Geoff: "You are sooo getting a drudge budgeoning tonight!"
Melinated by John Lidgley May 23, 2008
Eunbi is meliane
Meliane by BlackNavillera May 23, 2021

Melianne 

Evangelist and apologist in Quebec Canada. The girl who talks about Jesus in a province that is rejecting it.
Name meaning Honey & Grace.
Melianne made a tiktok yesterday about the book of John.
Melianne by Melbou123 November 21, 2021
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