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PoonJam
PoonJam by Fuzzy Faded January 1, 2021
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poonami
poo-nah-mee NOUN
1. an unusually large wave or splash produced in a toilet bowl by a large or well-placed excrement (poo).
2. an exceptionally large, oderiferous or much-anticipated bowel movement.
Origin:
2011-2012; < Brinston, Ontario, Canada. Based on Japanese word "tsunami", equivalent to tsu harbor (earlier tu ) + nami wave < poo (poo) + nami (wave).
1. an unusually large wave or splash produced in a toilet bowl by a large or well-placed excrement (poo).
2. an exceptionally large, oderiferous or much-anticipated bowel movement.
Origin:
2011-2012; < Brinston, Ontario, Canada. Based on Japanese word "tsunami", equivalent to tsu harbor (earlier tu ) + nami wave < poo (poo) + nami (wave).
poonami by canoebrain November 9, 2012
Poonam
Derived from a Sanskrit Language meaning "The Full Moon"
Highly Artistic, Graceful and Intelligent
Creative, dignified, serene & tolerant.
Intuitive, magnetic & versatile.
Smile is Infectious
Kind Hearted, Passionate, Family Oriented, Lovable, Tenacious
Perfect Daughter
Perfect Companion
Highly Artistic, Graceful and Intelligent
Creative, dignified, serene & tolerant.
Intuitive, magnetic & versatile.
Smile is Infectious
Kind Hearted, Passionate, Family Oriented, Lovable, Tenacious
Perfect Daughter
Perfect Companion
Poonam by TheHumbleMan November 23, 2021
Poonam
God's Grace! Nobody in this world can be so Sweet as Poonam. They just don't know, whole universe wants them at their side, everybody wants Poonam. Poonam means Positivity, Hope, a Shine.
Poonam means Epitome of beauty, inside out! Intellectual and Honest.
Cheers to all the Poonams outthere. Whole world bows when there's Poonam.
Poonam means Epitome of beauty, inside out! Intellectual and Honest.
Cheers to all the Poonams outthere. Whole world bows when there's Poonam.
Poonam by _the_logophile_s November 25, 2021
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