Ruthma
Words you can keep
rythmal
Michael Jackson is such a rythmal
ruthkanda
Ruthkanda is the common name for
stultus liberali, a virus that causes the victim to imagine conversations with these children and then tweet them, with no clue of how obnoxious they are.
stultus liberali, a virus that causes the victim to imagine conversations with these children and then tweet them, with no clue of how obnoxious they are.
Just told my 10yo daughter about #RBG
She had tears in her eyes.
And then she did the wakandan pose and Said #Ruthkanda forever. —which is the sort of pop culture cross over that I can celebrate
She had tears in her eyes.
And then she did the wakandan pose and Said #Ruthkanda forever. —which is the sort of pop culture cross over that I can celebrate
ruthkanda by Cenk Uighur September 19, 2020
Ruthian
Ruthian is used mostly in the world of sports and is used to describe a super performance or single accomplishment.
It's been around for many years and it's origin is derived from the greatest baseball player ever. The one and only Babe Ruth.
It's been around for many years and it's origin is derived from the greatest baseball player ever. The one and only Babe Ruth.
Lebron James put up a "Ruthian" performance in his last playoff game, scoring or assisting in the last 37 points scored by the Cleveland Caviliers.
Ruthian by SHOELESSJOE3 May 29, 2009
rythmatic
rythmatic by Kaniahlies November 9, 2013
Ruthann
Is a Gorgeous, Smart, Unique, Strong-willed Woman.
She may have the name of an elderly woman but this gal is definitely one fine sexy piece of ass.
No one can ever get her name right on the first try.
Greatest friend known to man. Will always be there no matter what.
Watch out though, she can get feisty at times so stay out of her way.
Also, a tigress in the bedroom.
She may have the name of an elderly woman but this gal is definitely one fine sexy piece of ass.
No one can ever get her name right on the first try.
Greatest friend known to man. Will always be there no matter what.
Watch out though, she can get feisty at times so stay out of her way.
Also, a tigress in the bedroom.
Billy: Hey there hot stuff, what are you up to tonight?
Ruthann: Uhh Excuse me?! No thanks.
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Carl: Hi I'm Carl! What's your name?
Ruthann: Ruthann. .
Carl: Roxanne?
Ruthann: No, Ruthann
Carl: Rothann?
Ruthann: Yes
Ruthann: Uhh Excuse me?! No thanks.
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Carl: Hi I'm Carl! What's your name?
Ruthann: Ruthann. .
Carl: Roxanne?
Ruthann: No, Ruthann
Carl: Rothann?
Ruthann: Yes
Ruthann by Tracey Dawson February 5, 2012
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