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Pronounced "Sir-wah" yet many say "Serious" because they're lacking brain cells.

It's a person who enjoys stalking country music celebrities. They even go as far as living a few houses down.
"Dude, did you see that Sirois hanging by Keith's house?"
Sirois by Vocal Percussionist May 14, 2006
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A sirois is a German whom tends to be an alcholic. Most sirois a generally short and very hairy. Sirois are the type of people who will hoard many things such as cars, and clothes that date back to 5th grade.
Hey Bob you see that Sirois over there in the corner
sirois by jimmycap October 15, 2014
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Sirisha Means:

Siri means "Goddess Lakshmi" or "Money"

Siri also means "Smile"

Sirisha means a "Flower" found in Heaven
the name Sirisha is very beautiful and will make that person stand out from the crowd.
sirisha by 2304 June 15, 2011
prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in homosexuality. This was made because the creator “prince saro” was tired of being called “homophobic” it isn’t a phobia its just hate.
Prince saro: im making this apart of my religion “saroism” where we dont fw ( fuck with) gays and believe in ignorance, violence, and materialism. Also im a rich mf
saroism by PRINCE SARO June 14, 2021
Someone who hates gay people but doesn’t have a phobia meaning being scared of homo(fags)sexuals. “saroist” is used to refer someone who believes in saroism the practice of “ignorance, violence, materialism, real nigga shit”
my names prince saro and im a saroist idk
saroist by PRINCE SARO June 14, 2021
name of small hindu kid, who is of extreme intelligence
Sirish by Jon April 2, 2003
God of Wealth ("Eash" means God/King,"Siri" means wealth); One of Vishnu's (Hindu god)names. Mythologically, he is supposed to be married to Lakshmi, goddess of wealth (also known as Siri).
Sirish is a wealthy guy.
Sirish by VBM February 4, 2008
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