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Mildreth 

People named Mildreth are charming and generally quite calm. Of course, when they become obsessed with something, they can become quite stubborn, as Mildreths have great willpower to pursue their goals. And in fact, because of their persistence, they end up succeeding.

In love, Mildreths are usually very devoted and loving, although they are also very pious. If they do find a partner, Mildreth will absolutely turn to her, sometimes over and above her own wishes. In the workplace, they are usually very good artists.
Go Mildreth Go Mildreth Go Mildreth!!
Mildreth by yehlorasoosoo32 August 11, 2021
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Mildreth 

Mom I'd Like to Do Repeatedly Every Day. This term was coined before the August 08 Refresh meeting in Miami, Florida when two expert web technologists spotted a hot mom with her young child.
Abe: "Do you think they're gonna talk about Web 2.0 tonight?"

Todd: "Whoah! Check out that MILDRETH! Uh, yeah, and probably social networking too."

Abe: "MILDRETH is perfect! MILF just does not fully describe her! I hate MySpace"
Mildreth by BIBi09 December 19, 2016
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mildrett 

JJ: What are you wearing, Connor?
Connor: I'm wearing mildrett.
mildrett by littlemeowmeowfart October 28, 2020

Milgreth 

A sweet and caring girl, she is the heart of the group, takes care of everyone. Once in a while she needs someone to look after her, but she already has him.
She enjoys going out with her friends, loves to travel and to eat in different places. A lovely girl who is going to success and travel all around the world.
Milgreth
Milgreth by Yumakingo November 23, 2021
It is an Anglo-Saxon feminine name and is a modern variant of the Old English name Mildþryð, meaning "delicate strength" or "gentle yet strong person". It was a very common name in the Middle Ages thanks to the abbess Santa Mildret, from the year 700
It is a name, so it is written referring to a person. for example: Mildret ate those apples.
Mildret by helouxd June 28, 2023
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