Rui En
A gorgeous girl who is smart, funny and friendly. She is a girl that will love you wholeheartedly and if you have a friend named Rui En, you are very fortunate.
Rui En by black and white 306 August 14, 2021
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Rui En
You can rest your arm on their head, because they are just THAT short. An amazing friend. Very fruity, their sexuality is questionable. A person who is Rui En also have 300 000 different coloured highlighters for their notes, and still flop their tests.
Rui En by dr ligma aka daphne December 16, 2021
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Rui En by greasyfringes July 31, 2019
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ruiened
From an episode from Family Guy:
Stewie Griffin: Oh this party is ruiened.
Brian Griffin: Oh it's not that bad...
What you say?
Stewie Griffin: What I said this party is ruiened.
Stewie Griffin: Oh this party is ruiened.
Brian Griffin: Oh it's not that bad...
What you say?
Stewie Griffin: What I said this party is ruiened.
ruiened by the bad cheese February 18, 2009
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