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Mujeres is Spanish for „women“ but when used in another language they describe a certain type of female. That female has a bare midriff look and typically likes to put her phone on speakers. She‘s got long blond hair and is the boss bitch of her friendgroup always gossiping about the others. She is typically young, age ranging from 18-22
„Yo bro check those mujeres out, damn she‘s soo hot“

„yeah, she‘s calling someone on speaker and talking gossip, shoot ur shot bro!“
Mujeres by Thudus April 17, 2022
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mexican or hispanic for women. mature ( milf ) senior eater grandes honches.
On bahia de mujeres I saw promise land. Now I no longer a virgin senior. I'm steppen large in LA Ole'. I wash 3 times a day. I'm steppen large in LA cum to me Mujeres.
mujeres by itichie_nocanpo June 23, 2006
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isla mujeres 

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Ashleigh!
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M.C. Muteress!
Oww Ashleigh You Mute (In The -Ress Way
M to the U-Te-Ress!
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