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Rodelito 

-Rodelito (N).

The name "Rodelito" comes from 2 words, "Rode" means road, and "Lito" means confusing. This given name was established in 1997 by a prestigious and famous car surname and gives its meaning "road to confuse". In other words, he was confused about who will choose either the one he loves or the one who loves him. Though there's a lot of struggles in life and challenges through the path, he chose to be love and sacrifice for his happiness. He was the type of person who truly gives effort and not showing his feelings to others. You need to treasure these people namely Rodelito for your own good.
Rodelito was so handsome.
Rodelito by Rodpogi69 June 7, 2021
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Amazing, caring, kind, and funny person, will help you when you need it.
Very intelligent and witty. Don't ever let this person go.
Wow, Rodelio is next to me!!!
He is the best.
Rodelio by Parisnow December 16, 2019
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ronelito 

A very cute person... Stands for every decisions, and never give up something committed, but be aware,, of her bad side, he never forget any pains in life,, he is the one who conquer revenge success... They don't hesitate on obstacles, a smart person who concentrate on moving forward or future if what he is doing... A very kind lover ,friend but a fearless and demonic enemy...
Do you know garry you like a ronelito...
ronelito by Meow 28 June 9, 2021
A douche bag loser who takes pleasure in irritating his coworkers w/ lame jokes and repulsive demeanor. He could almost always be inappropriate and awkward.
Strenghts= None
Intelligence = Zero!
Manners = Nill!
Fuck, I have to sit next to Rodelio?!? FML!!
Rodelio by teri maa ka February 21, 2010
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