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pracheeta
pracheeta by awesomesaucebro December 6, 2012
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Pratheeba • pratheeb • Pratheepa • pratheesan • pratheek • pratheeksha • piratheepan • pracheeta • Pratheesh • Prathiba
PAtheBeast
Cry baby; whiner; quitter; one who is terrible at online gaming; one who believes hes above the rest; Person normally of african descent, who thinks he can rap
PAtheBeast by IRTS April 8, 2010
Prathiba
Female Version of a hustler, found commonly at CUNY and also in New Jersey, and in your local establishments.
Pratheesh
the name of the most skuxx guy in the world. all the chicks running behind him. almost everyones jealous of him.
smart tall and hot
smart tall and hot
Pratheesh by theonethatshallnotbenamed October 28, 2010
pratheeksha
A name of south-indian origin. A woman who is known to be loyal, kind-hearted, and unmistakenably gorgeous. Is known to be seductive, and very inviting in bed.
pratheeksha by Workingforlifeyo January 22, 2014
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