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Royanne is a girl who is shy and closed from the world at first then when you get to know her she can be wild and fun. She always stands up for herself and people she loves, especially when they get on her nerves. She is athletic, and always act like she is the boss. She always tries to make everything perfect. She will never give up on something if she feels strongly about it and is determined not to give up. She has mothering skills and has dirty blond hair and blue eyes as deep as the ocean that can take you into a whole new world. If you are lucky enough to find yourself a Royanne who loves you, never let her go.
Ex.

"you know that Royanne girl."
"yeah she's nice but bossy sometimes."
"cool dude"
Royanne by Dibs.Lovers June 15, 2019
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Beautiful, intelligent woman. Loves being around family and friends. The life of the party.
Royann lit up the room when she walked in.
Royann by donutgirl February 3, 2010
A completely amazing girl.
I hung out with Liz today, she is such a royanna.Roy
Royanna by Ronn(: December 29, 2010

royaNNN- 

Ryan Conlan
Famous CS Player
All-Time-Biggest-Noob
Biggest Cheater got his 7 digit vacced

Attended Noobfest2007 and placed 8th out of 9.

AKA Sanctus SHOT; or sanctus
Bought his 4 digit and almost got it hacked
Had previously a 7 digit than a 6 digit.
OMG royaNNN- sanctus shotted me.
royaNNN- by ckLeer January 3, 2008
A very good-looking male who always attracts the ladies wherever he goes. He is destined to be very rich and is assured to help the poor. Also he will lose his virginity at the age of 16.
Look I wish I was a Royanne.
royanne by Royanne. November 20, 2018
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