Risant
(riss-ant) - like pissant, a contemptible person or thing related to the profit-motive operations of a hospital system or health insurance company.
Risant by HealthcareIsAHumanRight April 26, 2023
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Rimantė
Rimantė by praiseourgod June 3, 2021
Risana
Commonly a girls name
Risana is a intelligent and beautiful girl. She is shy around people she doesn't know but very loud around her close ones. She pretends to have everything but is very caring. She will never have a boyfriend because as soon as her crush has a crush on her she loses interest. She is very sarcastic and great at comebacks
Risana is a intelligent and beautiful girl. She is shy around people she doesn't know but very loud around her close ones. She pretends to have everything but is very caring. She will never have a boyfriend because as soon as her crush has a crush on her she loses interest. She is very sarcastic and great at comebacks
Risana by King.kylie May 18, 2020
Risang
Risang by SyamaarAlBrahl December 4, 2016
Rimants Logic
Rimants Logic by bensastian November 21, 2022
risate
Adj: Pompous, arrogant and egotistic as a result of incredibly high IQ
Noun: An ingenius but insufferable prick who raises the threshold for everyone else so that his/her ego can be satisfied
Noun: An ingenius but insufferable prick who raises the threshold for everyone else so that his/her ego can be satisfied
1) The risate (adj) kid hacked the school servers and replaced the school toppers list with repetitions of his own name. The principal wasn't sure whether to feel amazed or repulsed.
2) "The risate (noun, sin.)in my class was responsible for raising the required passing grade to 110%."
3) "Watch out for that kid next door. I heard he topped in several subjects, including ones that aren't available for the general public yet."
"Wow, he must be one of those risates (noun, plu.) we hear in the news."
2) "The risate (noun, sin.)in my class was responsible for raising the required passing grade to 110%."
3) "Watch out for that kid next door. I heard he topped in several subjects, including ones that aren't available for the general public yet."
"Wow, he must be one of those risates (noun, plu.) we hear in the news."
rishanti
A smart intelligent girl and pretty eyebrows.. mostly people with this name are very friendly but don't like fake people
rishanti by Bob bully do February 12, 2017
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